Sentence examples for entirely facing from inspiring English sources

There was a general view that the "average" researcher is a university-based academic, professor or otherwise, and several respondents cited pharmaceutical companies as being a different case entirely, facing correspondingly different ethical requirements.

Calder raises but doesn't entirely face down a central issue of brutalism.

World War II is still a sensitive topic not just in China but further afield in Asia, where memories of brutality by the invading Japanese Imperial Army linger and many believe that Japan, unlike Germany, has never entirely faced up to what it did.

Take one final turn after a player's grid is entirely face up.

It is at the player's discretion whether to kill the Generals or skip them entirely before facing the Kingpin.

After educating himself — first, by observation and then by what rudiments he could glean from medical books — he became a pioneer in the hazardous art of repairing, and sometimes entirely recreating, faces disfigured by fire or flying shrapnel.

While male celebrities can't escape fat-shaming entirely, women face the brunt of the summertime tabloid body police.

But icons and artists of a certain age were not overlooked entirely; Barbra Streisand faces off against Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban  in the traditional pop vocal album category. .

The impressive May results are not entirely due to facing pre-tournament cannon fodder like Iceland and Jamaica, they include fixtures against Brazil and away to the United States.

The ideal is a perfectly south facing, entirely unshaded roof at a pitch of around 45 degrees, although homes that deviate from the ideal still generate reasonable returns.

In 2011 reapportionment, female incumbents ended up facing entirely new voters, being paired with more senior incumbents, or running in much more competitive environments.