Sentence examples for faced with the work from inspiring English sources

Faced with the work, we must try to dispel all the busy suggestions of the mind and simply contemplate the object in front of us.

Paddington, too: Paul King did an inspired job, but voters feel guilty for giggling when faced with the work of Alan Turing and Stephen Hawking.

Students sitting their final English exams were faced with the work Tipp-ex Sonate by South African singer and writer André Letoit, who also performs under the name Koos Kombuis.

"She felt the American public was smart," said Corrin, "and that faced with the work of John Cage, they could make up their own minds about what was interesting and what wasn't".

It is only in the final room that we come face to face with the work of the man himself.

Before coming face to face with the works Ms. Erpf had selected, Ms. Summers and Mr. Smargon had seen them on slides.

Many teachers quit when faced with the increased work and pressure to perform.

But now, faced with the hard work of marriage, she gives up and walks away.

Faced with the pressures of work, they may not take time for healthy diversions and exercise, which could help mitigate stress and reduce its health effects.

Faced with the choice to work with one dedicated platform or another, or try their hand at PC distribution, many would evaluate based on appeal and conventional wisdom about the market's tastes.

Regardless of race, gender or socioeconomic status, chances are, most of us are faced with the realities of work demands and the concerns of family, however that may be defined.