Sentence examples for care to face from inspiring English sources

Because of this attention to naturalism, the movie digs deeper than its predecessors to unearth truths that few parents care to face.

Then bask in the contentment of knowing that, unless they care to face stiff penalties, the people closest to you will be forced to care about you forever.

What Polanski finds intriguing and revolting is perceptively female, making Repulsion a woman's picture more than women may want to know, or care to face.

About 2-8% of children have an actual phobia of shots, but all kids need to feel compassion and care to face an injection.

V. S. Pritchett, in an introduction to a 1964 edition of "Memento Mori," praised Spark for taking on "the great suppressed and censored subject of contemporary society, the one we do not care to face, which we regard as indecent: old age".

The many stories of despair associated with lives damaged by addictions had in fact impacted upon me more than I had cared to face.

The development of guidelines and training for health care workers to face future crises is imperative.

They know what's really going on, and they're the remarkable people who really care enough to face broken humans every single day.

Based on the Italian national referral network set up by the health care authorities to face the H1N1 epidemic in 2009, the ECMOnet score has been created [ 7].

In The Painful Prescription: Rationing Hospital Care, Aaron and Schwartz noted that British physicians rationalized, or redefined health care standards to face scarcity more comfortably.

Blood tests were offered to fathers in the parallel testing group in one of two ways in primary care: face to face when present at the consultation or, if not present, with the assistance of the women, who were given a pack containing information on screening and how to access testing to give to the baby's father.