Today’s grammatical expression is “in your face” and it is used when we want to talk about someone or something which is intended to be very strong and clear with a certain message. For example:
My friend is very in your face with his opinions.
The moral at the end of the story was too in your face for my taste.
A successful advertising campaign should be very in your face.
Pauline is not subtle when she wants something. She’s very in your face about it.
Grammatically, this expression is used like an adjective, so the verb “be” comes in front of it.
Also, when we use this expression, we always use the word “your”; we don’t use “my”, “his”, “our”, etc. It doesn’t matter what the subject of the sentence is.
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