Sentence examples for faced with trials from inspiring English sources

"When you're faced with trials like this, you just have to adapt and overcome," Mr. Anderson said.

If justice and accountability are allowed to prevail over truth and reconciliation, they warn, South Sudan will tear itself apart again as fighters faced with trials in foreign countries instead return to the battlefield.

Tremain's protagonists are often faced with trials that have a fabled quality — a doomed romance in the seventeenth-century Danish court; a sex change in nineteen-fifties Suffolk — and her latest novel is no exception.

In these six books, she has given us instead the self-aggrandizing, homespun, and sometimes oddly prudish story of a black woman who, when faced with the trials of life, simply makes do.

Yap Brothers Fish Farm was born, but the brothers, who had roped in the younger generation at this stage, were faced with many trials according to Kenny.

When faced with the trials of this year, the community has rallied.

Although the population of native Catholics expanded greatly in the years following his consecration, Soegijapranata was soon faced with numerous trials.

James makes a point about men who, because of their circumstances, may no longer be in comfortable long-term relationships and are faced with the trials and tribulations of dating all over again.

Als stated that Angelou, in her six autobiographies, "has given us ... the self-aggrandizing, homespun, and sometimes oddly prudish story of a black woman who, when faced with the trials of life, simply makes do".

Let truth, rather than lies, become your automatic response when you're faced with the trials of life.

"Nothing in Sartre's other achievements comes close to me to compensating for his refusal to intervene or even speak out when faced with the show trials in central Europe," Tony insisted to me, nearly two decades after he had written "Past Imperfect".