Sentence examples for face of true from inspiring English sources

In the face of true danger, we go into fight, flight or freeze mode.

"It would be a poor critic indeed who stood out for their own form of writing in the face of true quality in another genre".

This streak of police wildness is especially striking when you consider how restrained officers can be in the face of true menace.

By casting around to blame anyone else, by ignoring the cold hard face of true poverty in the UK, it is the state that is feckless.

I have also spent 13 years in a convent there no longer and witnessed the self-effacing, often silently joyous goodness of which he speaks.I do not read his remarks on "the sublime face of true goodness" as ironic here–any more than when he depicts his truly good grandmother; on the other hand, I love the remarks on the Giotto frescoes remarks suffused suffused with witty appreciation.

The only thing believable about Schwimmer's acting is when he cowers in the face of true battle.

It never hurts when looking into an audience of hard-core skeptics to also see the smiling faces of true believers, of people who go back with you more than two decades and who would board a plane on a day's notice to endorse you with insights that few others could have.

I'd argue that they represent the true face of lawful American gun ownership.

"It was so much fun!" It's hard to maintain cynicism in the face of a true enthusiast.

This may make business sense, but it is a slap in the face of the true Yankee fans.

"Phil and his family claim to be Christian, but Phil's lies about an entire community fly in the face of what true Christians believe," he added.