As Knapp reveals in this exclusive trailer for HuffPost Gay Voices, the dilemma she continually faced was: "What do I do about being a person of faith when I'm in an environment that tells me I'm consistently in conflict with it?" Along the way, however, she's learned a lot.
(3) That investigation is continually faced with diverse possibilities, from among which the existent (i.e., the human individual) must make a selection, to which he must then commit himself.
I read with interest your response to a question in your Dec. 7 column to the person who continually faced infringement by larger companies.
In a civil rights spirit, it portrays people of Hispanic heritage who, despite strong roots in the United States, have continually faced dispossession and discrimination and struggled for recognition.
Thomas has good size, at 6 feet 3 inches, but has continually faced criticism that he is too slow to keep up with fast receivers.
These are the courts continually faced with problems arising under § 2255, and many of them have given careful consideration to this very issue.
Most concerning was an email from an equine veterinarian in Queensland, who told Smith he continually faced reluctance from anti-vaxxers opposed to the Hendra virus vaccine.
Farah, 33, has continually faced questions about his coach, Alberto Salazar, and more recently his relationship with Jama Aden – previously an "unofficial facilitator" to the athlete in 2015 – who was arrested in Spain in June in connection with a drugs raid.
As a storyteller, he knew how to create a myth, and Gabler is continually faced with the task of presenting several of Disney's competing homespun tales at once.
In a discussion that includes the 2002 and 2003 wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, Professor Lansner examines the psychological and physical danger continually faced by reporters in the field, and the need for war reporters to understand and report on the ethical, legal, and humanitarian dimensions of the conflicts that they are witnessing and relating to their audiences.
While it is true that for decades the children of New Orleans toiled in a substandard school system, they have also continually faced countless other obstacles to success — inadequate health care, poorly educated parents, exposure to high rates of violent crime and a popular culture that often denigrates mainstream achievement.
