Sentence examples for actually facing from inspiring English sources

One can actually ask himself whether those soldiers were actually facing danger to themselves.

But the decisions were made on the Maidan, by the people actually facing Yanukovych's police.

Not even my young listener, if he were actually facing a neurosurgeon's drill!

Actually facing and retiring batters in game situations, the Mets acknowledge, is a big leap from where Santana stands.

And the process of actually facing the fact that you just realized a loss by selling represents finally admitting that you were wrong.

According to a new report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Britain's young people are actually facing some of the worst economic prospects in decades.

Too many influential people just don't want to believe that we're facing the kind of economic crisis we are actually facing.

She knows how to write a trauma narrative, you could say, but not a survival narrative, a narrative that comes from actually facing what we might call extinction.

Meanwhile, those workers deemed 'essential' are actually facing long lines to actually get into work:  But what about those 'non-essential' workers?

Teather said some children were being wrongly identified as having special needs when they were actually facing "other problems", and the reforms would help tackle those situations.

Increasingly, it seems that the nation is actually facing a multitude of digital divides, not one limited to race or income or education.