Sentence examples for desire to face from inspiring English sources

Even 40 years on, it seems, people's desire to face up to the past has its limits.

Liberal, Labour, Conservative and Green MPs are coming together united by a strong desire to face up to the failings of the past and root out powerful child abusers.

Her eight-month journey in 1987, followed by a second solo round-the-world backpacking trip in 1996, represented the culmination of years of dreaming and planning, the need for change and challenge, and "the desire to face the world as a whole person, not half a couple".

You'll have more energy, and a desire to face forward with anticipation.

There are many reasons for joining the military; from service to country to college money or a desire to face a challenge and experience adventure.

Yet while Germany has demonstrated its desire to face up to its tragic past, Russia still lacks the courage to do so.

After thousands of entrants stated their desires to face Zimmerman in the ring, rapper DMX was selected as a worthy opponent.

Even today, the efforts of filmmakers to confess their own fears, dreams, and desires, to face the terrors and conflicts of the times and of their own milieu, and to seek an original cinematic form in which to do so, remain vital, inspiring and foolhardy.

Thus, novel treatment regimens are desired to face this enormous health burden, and to decrease morbidity/mortality in insulin resistant obese patients.

There is a desire not to face another huge pay-off.

Besides which, there was an instinctive desire not to face up to Baartman's inhumane treatment.