Sentence examples for face claim from inspiring English sources

So episode two finishes more or less where it began, with Frodo and Sam forging manfully - or rather hobbitfully - onward for their final confrontation with the enemy next Christmas, leaving behind only the mystery of how some people can, with a straight face, claim that all this represents a serious evocation of good and evil.

We live in a country full of a sizable portion of people who, with a straight face, claim that legislation giving people access to affordable health care is a form of tyranny.

The companies' insurers face claims, too.

Insurance companies are likely to pay some costs, and BP's contractors could also face claims.

Fifty years from now, will Americans face claims from Guantánamo survivors?

Chinese insurance companies face claims on property and casualty policies and life insurance.

It was crucial to Dulles that Japan not face claims arising from its wartime conduct.

HSBC admitted it had repaid £11m of fees and could face claims for a further £300m.

Elsewhere, however, the organisers face claims that their event lacks star names and big titles.

An investigation by the police watchdog found police should face claims including use of excessive force.

Swiss Re, the second-largest re-insurer, estimated that it would face claims for $1.25 billion, almost twice its initial forecast.