Sentence examples for figures have faced from inspiring English sources

Several prominent opposition figures have faced criminal charges.

Other public figures have faced the same kind of criticism.

Following a string of sexual assault allegations resurfacing in recent weeks, Bill Cosby's legacy as one of pop culture's most iconic and influential figures have faced public scrutiny.

But he remains something of a controversial figure, having faced multiple counts of corruption in the past, though he was never convicted and says the charges were politically motivated.

And, whatever the hopes for a clean new judiciary, it is deplorable that not a single senior government figure has faced trial for corruption, despite many scandals over the theft of billions of dollars in the past decade or so.

Other figures have faces in the same styles but have domed, neckless heads; their bodies and limbs are cylindrical or ovoid and are markedly nipped in at the joints.

Rag-doll-like figures have faces and ranting voices projected by video onto their cloth heads; one lies under a flowered sofa that looks as if it was salvaged from the set of Roseanne's old sitcom.

The 6-3 defeatoto Chelsea skewed that figure and Everton have faced arguably the hardest fixture list in the division with the Blues, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United already out of the way.

In line with earlier remarks about this figure, not all countries have faced the exact same patterns of immigration since the Second World War.

The figures in both paintings should have faced to the right.

That figure reflects the difficulties students have faced in trying to complete college in four years.