| The facelessness and ease allow us to say things to each other that we might, before email, have said only to our shrinks. |
| The humble mask becomes a means of inflicting death, reflecting the facelessness of the puppets that Richard directs. |
| Both the parodistic use of Timese and the facelessness of Luce's company men served a historical purpose in the first script. |
| Nuclear war perhaps best exemplifies the facelessness and technological distancing so essential to modern evil. |
| The interior design, an arrangement of brownish walls and reddish seats, had the soothing facelessness of an upscale funeral home. |
| Interestingly, the visual expression of their chilly sound is one of monochromatic, computer-generated facelessness. |
