Sentence examples for face history from inspiring English sources

Even so, we Japanese, across generations, must squarely face history.

It is not easy to face history honestly, but both Washington and Tehran must do so.

"I have the courage to face the people and to face history," he said in an emotional session.

But there is one conspicuous problem with China's frequent insistence that Japan (or indeed anyone) "face history squarely".

The willingness to suspend disbelief is everywhere under pressure, and juxtaposed with Barry's determination to face history.

China's insistence that Japan "face history" is raising uncomfortable questions about Beijing's own practice of suppressing historical truths about trespasses domestic and abroad.

The speech was a reflection of Obama's "tragic self-awareness," and a repudiation of what Schama calls "smiley-face history".

First founded to house the portraits of "those persons who are most honourably commemorated in British history as warriors or as statesmen, or in arts, in literature or in science", the gallery becomes, in Schama's hands, the basis for a new face-to-face history of the UK.

Titled "Facing History," it is more anguished.

Her books include Shirin Neshat: Facing History.

Facing History and Ourselves honors the life of Trustee Sally Gordon.