Sentence examples for attempting to face from inspiring English sources
But instead of attempting to face such issues, one by one, and suggest in detail how change could be achieved, Mr Howard and writers like him find it easier to rail against the system as a whole.
"I am in no way attempting to face off with the federal government, only doing what an elected official is supposed to do," councilman Duane Cronic, who proposed the ordinance, said in an email Friday.
The movie just lives inside that stunned, astonished 90 minutes of horror between one epoch and the next - and there is, to my mind, an overwhelming dramatic justification for simply attempting to face, directly, the terrible moment itself.
A Country Too Far is part of a literary tradition in which authors attempt to face the social context in which they live.
The drama is largely internal: Gilbert learns, after a performance, that his wife, daughter, and son-in-law have been killed in a car accident, and he attempts to face his changed circumstances — as well as his own aging.
The drama is largely internal: Gilbert learns, after a performance, that his wife, daughter, and son-in-law have been killed in a car accident, and he attempts to face his changed circumstances, as well as his own aging.
Based on these fundamental considerations inspired by Ricoeur's hermeneutical theory, we now attempt to face the threefold objection against a spiritual traditions-based approach to practical wisdom in management.
Two guardsmen, Miomandre and Tardivet, each separately attempted to face down the crowd and were overpowered.
Domentziolus's forces were bypassed, while another kinsman of Phocas, called Sergius, attempted to face the invaders and was killed in combat.
Tracy has attempted to face her trauma head-on, educating herself on Jack Derber's philosophy and using it to affect change through her radical feminist newsletter.
