Sentence examples for facing it in from inspiring English sources
Perhaps facing it in its most honest form would allow us to more accurately measure the weight of these actions.
Get up, stand in it, be seen through And out in the night where the ragged patches converge: everything that lets go still has its memory of attachment and that which refused to let go still has its uses "Facing It," in "Dien Cai Dau" (1988) by Yusef Komunyakaa: My black face fades, hiding inside the black granite.
This report describes the specialty of emergency medicine, addressing its structure, workforce, training, and the challenges facing it in this rapidly developing, high-income country.
Underscoring the challenges facing it in a police state, the group insisted on keeping the names of its members in Syria anonymous to protect them — all but two in Dara'a, who were assumed to be already exposed.
Richard Zisook — who with his partner Michael Supera is trying to turn the three-acre site of the shuttered Lincoln Park Hospital into a blend of condominiums, housing for the elderly and retail — is facing it in spades.
The White House, acknowledging the difficulties facing it in Congress, proposed a relatively modest reform programme, including a ban on automatic weapons that can fire dozens of bullets a minute.
But we should give this type of surgery its right value and we must plan and face it in the most responsible way.
Barrie didn't want to face his own aggression in life; he can't face it in theatre, either.
It's a classic problem: Microsoft faced it in the early aughts, and Apple has more recently.
"Let's face it, in a large examination hall, each individual student isn't going to be closely watched.
