Sentence examples for Faces head-on from inspiring English sources

The series also faces head-on, with varying degrees of success, other obstacles.

Christine Boyer faces head-on the crisis of the city in the late twentieth century, taking us on a fascinating journey through theaters and museums, panoramas and maps, buildings and institutions that are used to construct a new reading of the city as a system of representation, a complex cultural entity.

Berkeley gives his singers and dancers the gestures that make them accord with his cinematic vision; Cukor brings his great singer to life dramatically, granting her an extraordinary range — open yet guided — of expressive freedom, and he films her with an eye that is at the same time compassionate and unsparing, that respects the agony it faces head-on.

So let me face head-on the question of faith schools.

It's about facing head-on every mental weakness that you have.

It's a problem Rovio is about to face head-on.

Like many other current political fictions, these take a skewed approach to realities too fraught to face head-on.

We are facing head-on the difficult choices that need to be made to achieve a fairer, more inclusive, society.

If the EU is able to face head-on the costs of global nuclear engagement, it will step into the 21st century as a true global power.

This question is not faced head-on in the Phaedrus, but we are given a number of clues.

But Steve tackled the issues he faced head-on and in my experience the best players always respect honesty from their coach.