Sentence examples for facing myself from inspiring English sources
Queeney wishes not to deal with the "baggage of the past" or, as Bainbridge has her put it in a letter to Fanny Burney, another novel-writing descendant of the circle: "Had I been born into a family unacquainted with Dr. Johnson, whose reputation as a man of letters appears to burn ever brighter, I would not be forever facing myself".
Afterward, I couldn't face myself.
It's a challenge I faced myself some years ago.
It made me face myself in the mirror.
First and foremost, I got to face myself, then I got to face Andy.
I faced myself in the mirror, and delivered a pep talk ("Clear eyes, full heart, great roux").
I was glad to have been invited onto the show, but I knew that I couldn't face myself afterwards if I didn't speak out.
"I hope that I can offer passengers my own advice and help others who are potentially facing similar challenges to those I have faced myself," she says.
In order to familiarize readers with what I called the deeper "truth behind the truth," I pulled examples from my life, but I also freely explored issues I have not faced myself, like obesity or the loss of a child.
Gradually I learned all over again how to face myself and live my life forwards, improvising all the way, with Louis's gloriously unrestrained trumpet fantasies leading the way.
