Sentence examples for face on matters from inspiring English sources

An unavoidable restructuring didn't help, and chief executive attempted to put a brave face on matters.

The Colts organization is putting a brave face on matters, but you can determine the owner Jim Irsay's true emotional state by the classic rock lyrics he Tweets.

Then, just as President Bush was trying to put the best face on matters by declaring that the real focus of the administration was on General Zinni, who was making "very good progress," the bomb went off in Netanya.

The footage with the activists puts a human face on matters that are almost deliberately obtuse and abstract.

In an interview when he was mayor, Mr. Gibson, asked about investigations his administration faced on matters from its hiring practices to its purchasing and housing programs, observed, "In my 13 years in office, there has never been a month when we're not being investigated".

That faith in Goodell has long since blown up in the league's face and on matters of much greater consequence than the air pressure in footballs.

Improving civil-military cooperation, Rumsfeld devised new institutions for the Pentagon's top civilian and military officials to work face to face on strategic matters and new venues for all of them to gather a few times a year with the combatant commanders.

One said, "Suzanne always put a happy face on, no matter what the situation".

While Gutiérrez is feeling the pressure, he put a good face on the matter.

The judges' opinion put a distinctly human face on the matter.

David Cameron might have spared himself a very public volte face on the matter had he consulted his childhood tailor.