61.   I was a human face.

62.   If anything, the brush with death put a more human face on space flight and made it seem more exciting, more like the stuff of science fiction.

63.   In other words, theatergoers in search of fresh glimpses of the human faces behind two classic, endlessly debated gargoyles had better get moving.

64.   In the grisly logic of Northern Ireland politics, this was to put a human face on terrorism by returning bodies to relatives.

65.   In the Hispanic enclave of Magnolia Park, Clinton sought to put a human face on the census problems, which have enormous political and financial ramifications.

66.   In short, the human face on the new-media world is largely that of the same artistic, literary type who has always come to New York.

67.   In this time of rapidly developing technologies, puppets are engineering with a human face.

68.   Instead, he presents an M.C. with a human face, bruisable beneath the white grease paint and pandering smile.

69.   Intrigued, Singer ventured underground and rather quickly decided to make a movie about their lives in order to put a human face on these unfortunates.

70.   It is the anguished human face of policies that even miners acknowledge have purified the air they breathe and the streams they fish in.