Sentence examples for face the horror from inspiring English sources

The trauma branded on his face, the horror in his eyes remains with me.

Most importantly of all, the craze died out before the British population had to face the horror of seeing the plastic figurines switch to coloured clothing.

Gradually, through the attentions of a concerned teacher and another young inmate, he learns to face the horror that has shut him up mentally as well as physically.

Much as she wants to be able to take what happened seriously and face the horror of it, she also recognises the power of humour.

Boyne seems driven at once by an impulse to make curious middle-grade readers face the horror of Auschwitz and a desire to protect them from its full impact.

I call it "Guess how many houses this panellist owns?" The appearances by MPs spike the figures, of course, because they are never knowingly underhoused: the fallen Maria Miller needed us to pay for a home in Wimbledon so that she wouldn't face the horror of a daily commute from Basingstoke (52 minutes from Paddington).

"I hate to hear people say that they would prefer to die in a nuclear attack rather than face the horrors of survival," he told U.P.I. in 1961.

At one point, Det Supt Kihlberg is given the rather brave thought that people prefer to read "badly written thrillers" than face the horrors of real life.

But to my mind, if the left, along with the Russian leadership, is still unwilling to face the horrors of Stalinism and the devastation it wrought across central and Eastern Europe, it is smearing itself.

Gaiman is too intelligent and subtle to invoke the supernatural - this is much more mysterious than that - and too wise to let Coraline face the horrors alone: she has an ally in a sardonic and very feline cat.

Ewan McGregor plays Mark Renton, a young Edinburgh junkie who goes cold turkey under only his parents' supervision, then has to face the horrors of the clean life, like real estate sales and Bingo.