Sentence examples for faced though from inspiring English sources
The most devastating problem Nyaghoa faced, though, was at home.
What Ms. Manheim has faced, though, is rejection and humiliation because of her weight.
Trouble has to be faced, though; what matters now is somehow persuading Benítez to stay before allowing him to implement far-reaching reform.
In another state terrorism case brought by Manhattan prosecutors last year, a grand jury declined to indict two men on the most serious charges they faced, though they were still indicted on counts that carry significant prison time.
In an introduction to the exhibit, she confronts one challenge it has faced: "Though these photographers challenge stereotypes," she writes, "the choice to unite them as a group has been seen by some, ironically, as confirming a stereotype".
He is right up there with the best spinners I've faced, though I do think I have the odd distinction of having got both him and his brother, Alec, out to my bowling but never been out to him.
Annette Bening is Queen Elizabeth, Kristin Scott Thomas is Lady Anne and Robert Downey Jr is Rivers, and they all look a bit baby-faced, though McKellen somehow doesn't look any different.
Analysts broadly agree on the problems Darden faces, though not on the solutions.
He captures several moments of vulnerability, often shooting faces though smashed cell windows or bars.
Most people are extremely polite, face to face, though this changes dramatically when they step into their cars.
On the cool day off Newport, Rhode Island, Dennis Conner faced much the same mountain as Dean Barker faces, though he is not defending the Cup.
