Sentence examples similar to Find oneself facing this question from inspiring English sources

She said "To turn from everything to one face is to find oneself face to face with everything".

As a result one finds oneself faced with the problem of having to switch fields very often.

He remembers her saying, "In that case, why don't we get rid of this silly tea and have a drink?" Finding oneself face to face with one's obituary writer might not seem like cause for celebration -- the hovering stranger, collecting string on one's life, a reminder of nothing so much as the possibility that unknown people out there are contemplating coolly one's approaching demise.

Facing this question is, oddly enough, progress.

The Palin family found themselves facing this very question this week.

If we do not face this question and find a solution, the very principles of the NHS that we so want to protect – free at the point of use, and based on need rather than ability to pay – may be threatened, because we simply will not be able to afford a first-world health system on this model.

"The hermit faces this question," he writes: "Can one stand living with oneself?" It's a question he's spared, thanks to constant interaction with others.

We've faced this question before.

"That to question the honesty of those in power is to find oneself painted as unpatriotically questioning the troops?

Listening to their nonsense, one finds oneself quoting the plaintive question of the esteemed philosopher, Rodney King: Why can't we all just get along?

The Americans may then find themselves facing that second question, along with a familiar dilemma.