Sentence examples for cannot be faced from inspiring English sources

Major financial crises cannot be faced by stewing in one's own juice.

"The challenges we are facing now cannot be faced unless we implement this agenda of reform," he said.

We as a sport cannot be faced with a car getting in a catch fence and injuring a driver or the fans".

The missing word in a Wordsworth line that Crusoe, on his island, struggles to remember, is "solitude"; some things cannot be faced head on.

She explored the isolation within families that cannot be avoided yet cannot be faced, isolation imposed by wounds inflicted even in the happiest of households, wounds that shape events for generations.

"And we will because we cannot be faced with such a situation again.

Because on sitcoms, unlike dramas like "Six Degrees" or "Nip/Tuck," race as an issue must be faced and cannot be handled in that quasi-liberal television way, meaning with outward decorousness, a deep sense of duty and high anxiety.

So, while Wichita State has to be happy with a No. 5 seed, it cannot be happy to be facing the team that knocked it out last year in its happy sprint to the Final Four.

Also, such acknowledgement cannot be expressed face to face with the dead victims, but only vis-à-vis currently living people in light of the wrongs past people suffered.

The issues we are facing cannot be solved while bellicose partisans shout past one another.

There is a growing understanding that environmental challenges, which mankind is facing cannot be solved by technological or societal sciences alone.