Sentence examples for face of comments from inspiring English sources

Even in the face of comments like those and expectations that match anything Sergio García ever had, McIlroy has remained almost entirely unaffected by the spotlight's glare.

They also fly in the face of comments from President Donald Trump in recent days indicating that he would be open to working with Democrats in the wake of the humiliating withdrawal of GOP health care legislation last week before a vote in the House of Representatives. .

He noted that the G.O.P. has long remained silent in the face of racist comments.

That said, Klinsmann's seemingly cautious approach to roster selection for the Mexico game does fly in the face of his comments at the June news conference.

In the face of absurd comments and analogies like this one, Ms. Sebelius never lost her cool in three-and-a-half hours of testimony, perhaps because she knows that once the computer problems and the bellowing die down, the country will be far better off.

A photo posted by King Kylie (@kyliejenner) on Sep 1, 2015 at 12 00pm PDT She praised DuShane's strength and defiance in the face of negative comments, writing: "Renee is so strong willed and a super intelligent girl who told me that while growing up she never had many issues with bullying.

In the face of withering comments in some of the Swiss press, she said she regretted the photographs, which she said were to promote Switzerland and Swiss tourism, and promised not to pose for photographs for publication without the written permission of the Foreign Ministry.

In the face of such comments, investors cant help but continue to suspect a possible deal, contrary to Davis objections.

Looking back just weeks, today's quotes also fly in the face of previous comments from the government's financial regulators, which had said that it plans to prevent minors, foreigners and institutions from owning and trading cryptocurrency.

As a parent I am well trained to stay calm in the face of snide comments, though it is not without effort.

Trump received widespread support from conservative Christians, especially white evangelicals, during the 2016 election― even in the face of his comments about groping women.