Sentence examples for called facing from inspiring English sources

It is called "Facing Our Truth: Ten-Minute Plays on Trayvon, Race and Privilege".

But this has nothing to do with pessimism: it is called facing the ugly truth.

Among the strangest reactions of all, though, was an essay, published on Tuesday, called "Facing Facts about Race".

Click here to listen to the playlist There's also a posthumous biography of Goodman – an 800-page doorstop called Facing the Music by someone called Clay Eals.

This particular program is called Facing History and Ourselves and is one of a number being taught in the New York City region as moral education has found a growing place in American schools.

Ms. Quinby, who teaches at the City University of New York's Macaulay Honors College on the Upper West Side, has also directed a documentary about the Rockaways called "Facing the Waves" and was co-director of another about the Blues tradition in Mississippi called "True Delta".

Gilden's new book is called Face.

I wrote a novel called Face.

Ivan Steinbeck's portrait is called Face Facts (2012).

She had been writing a series of personality interviews called Face to Face.

The movie is called "Faces," but it could just as easily have been called "Masks".