Sentence examples for face it setting from inspiring English sources

Yet let's face it: setting aside what many still see as immutable truths of the universe doesn't come easily.

On the face of it, set packages sound like they offer better value than bespoke weddings.

In the earlier play, it was racism and people's inability to face it directly; set at a liberal New England college, "Spinning Into Butter" was a tricky play, in a good way — you couldn't possibly watch it without examining your own assumptions and fondest beliefs about how to deal with racial questions, or, for that matter, about what constitutes a racial question.

A face to face setting with the patient is ideal to work out the patient´s preferences.

Rupert Cornwell MUQTADA AL-SADR While the invasion spelt the end for some of Iraq's past famous faces, it also set the stage for new ones to emerge.

They also have some world-class players in Suzie Bates, Amy Satterthwaite and Sophie Devine to name a few, and mixed in with some fresh faces it's set to be an exciting tour.

One of the chief problems facing iFire as it set out to make IEL televisions was creating a screen that could reproduce colors other than yellow.

This is a watchable, enjoyable film, with some hilarious and nail-biting moments, but it sets its face disconcertingly against satire and mischief with a final lurch into schmaltzy, liberal-patriot piety.

It sets its face at everything the weather can throw at you, which in Iceland invariably means extremes of light and wind and cold; visibility often varies from minute to minute.

It has an Erin Brockovich effect: it puts a face on the problem; it sets up a David-and-Goliath drama.

Fifa refused to name any of the officials who face charges, and neither has it set a date for its disciplinary committee to hear the cases.