| The album's folk-inflected midsection is definitely its best swath, and the other sections that surround it are plagued by a kind of facelessness that keep them from sticking. |
| With its roving paths, its fountain and trees, it filtered away the facelessness and noise of the street. |
| Interestingly, the visual expression of their chilly sound is one of monochromatic, computer-generated facelessness. |
| The facelessness of the internet makes sockpuppetry all too tempting for many. |
| It is this very facelessness of decision-making which emerges as an enormous barrier when it comes to evaluating the confidence the public has in the European Union. |
| The interior design, an arrangement of brownish walls and reddish seats, had the soothing facelessness of an upscale funeral home. |
