Sentence examples for Present faces from inspiring English sources

Anyone who inclines to realism, but also follows Augustine in confining consciousness to the momentary present, faces the difficulty of explaining how we can have an awareness of succession if our consciousness consists of nothing more than a succession of momentary snapshot-like experiences.

Still, Nevada at present faces fewer teachers and larger class sizes.

I present: FACES of the WOMEN of AFGHANISTAN -- photographs from my journey through Afghanistan in 2005.

Since this species at present faces little risk from fisheries, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has listed it under Least Concern.

This may suggest that designs that present faces without intervening classes of stimuli may lead to smaller, habituated face N170 responses, which may reduce sensitivity to emotional modulation effects.

Mr. Harris's 10-member company will present "Facing Mekka" at the Joyce Theater in Manhattan, beginning on Tuesday.

If Mel Brooks were to write a show about a labor dispute, it might resemble the present face-off involving film and television writers.

The results aren't gory or grotesque, but they're nonetheless fleetingly yet significantly moving, simply because there are humans present, facing the end.

Offenders at present face a £1,000 fine and a criminal record, as well as the prospect of jail if fines are not paid.

The NTPs of high burden TB countries where a private sector is also present face difficulties in implementing treatment guidelines, resulting in inadequate treatment or non-compliance.

Different methods of image presentation, such as presenting faces for longer or without the intervening mask, may yield lower thresholds.