Sentence examples for faces broad from inspiring English sources

They resembled each other more than any mother and son I'd ever seen — both with identical long, narrow faces, broad foreheads, tightly set lips.

While he has drawn close to her in the polls, he still faces broad reservations among voters about his readiness to serve as commander in chief.

"My conviction", Mr Sarkozy said at the Munich conference, "is that France can renovate its relations with NATO while remaining an independent ally, a free partner of the United States .All the same, the French president faces broad political resistance.

WASHINGTON — Already under fierce attack from Republicans over the new health care law, President Obama now faces broad and mounting Democratic concerns that the troubled start of the insurance program will cut into the political benefit the party received from the government shutdown and cost Democratic candidates in next year's midterm elections.

The building faces Broad Street on the west, Walnut Street on the south, and Sansom Street on the north.

The Obama administration also faces broad opposition from other nations involved in the TPP talks, according to a leaked report on the environmental chapter, which lacks any agreement on how the rules would be enforced.

UBS also faces broader compliance woes.

In Europe and the United States, the expectation was that acquisition might face a high hurdle, given that Google faces broader antitrust inquiries there.

The healthcare market faces broad-sweeping challenges that affect virtually all its stakeholders from patients and customers to providers, administrators, and institutions.

In the final analysis, Tiffany, as a quintessentially American luxury brand, faces broader cultural headwinds as it seeks to export its brand of luxury onto the world stage.

His big face, broad at the bottom, narrowed upward like a Dutch house.