Sentence examples for face enormously from inspiring English sources
It is well known that survivors of childhood sex abuse face enormously higher rates of mental illness, substance abuse and further victimization.
This medical facility is a Palestinian model of excellence for cancer treatment and is only a few miles from the rest of the West Bank, yet Palestinians face enormously complicated Israeli permit requirements simply to access care.
Yet the country faced enormously difficult problems of reunification and reconstruction and a future clouded by the dark prospect of civil war.
Such a comparison, she said, could give people the idea that their district is "wasting their money when it is actually enormously frugal but facing enormous challenges".
A ringing in the ears for hours, even days after a night spent facing an enormously powerful sound system can be something of a badge of honour.
As in dozens of other Rluipa disputes, the community not only faces an enormously high bar for rejecting the project, it has to pay all the legal costs if it loses.
"What we had to face was an enormously difficult situation with where we were with crime," said David N.
Sometimes the paintings convey a raw, existential force, like the shadowed and piercing, slightly animalistic face of an enormously pregnant and mostly naked woman, defiant yet posing on her knees.
There never seemed any shortage of Biffa Bacon-types in the school years above me willing to punch me squarely in the face for not being enormously "regular".
If you were to see Kismet, you would be taken by her enormously expressive face: long eyelashes, big blue eyes, movable brow, cute, kissy mouth.
Ms. Meara is dealing with denial, even satirizing the word's overuse, and writing enormously freeing face-offs.
