Sentence examples for face unwilling from inspiring English sources

I've always hated uncertainty, imperfection and change, and suddenly all three were staring me straight in the face, unwilling to go away.

There have been reports that many of those still in captivity, aware of the stigmatisation they will face, were unwilling to return to their communities.

Some here have had gripes about individual reporters pushing cameras and microphones into the faces of unwilling residents, particularly those leaving the firehouse in grief on Friday after receiving news about what happened at the school.

There is a movement underway to ban involuntary pornography, videos that use machine learning libraries like TensorFlow to superimpose faces of unwilling participants onto porn actors' bodies.

Face it: any unwilling draftee could easily find a way to fail any of these tests.

"They [the opposition] are getting free headers and that's the issue we've got to face," he said, unwilling to elaborate on Gary Neville's analysis that United's defenders need more help from the two goalkeepers Ferguson has been rotating.

That sentiment certainly stems from a presumption that all gays are looking for every opportunity to shove it into the face of the unwilling.

But the visceral response to the ISIS acts encapsulated the larger problem that we now face: We are unwilling to use the military capabilities that we have, and our adversaries understand this.

Critics sometimes give the impression of being unwilling to face the best case for a religious view of the universe for fear of falling for its spell.

The impersonators, unwilling to face the world or themselves, exist in an illusory Neverland.

But Mr. Obama has been unwilling to face down trade unions and has placed the deals on the back burner.