Sentence examples for forever faced from inspiring English sources

Parents of -- myopic grade-schoolers are forever faced with the problem of finding eyeglass frames that not only fit little faces, but can withstand playground punishment.

Under the first past the post system, Labour will be forever faced with an impossible choice between adopting policies that its members believe in, or those that will give the party the best chance of winning a general election.

Soon after the release of Decipher, After Forever faced a strong creative contrast between founding member and guitarist Mark Jansen and the rest of the band.

Walking in New York, Whitman says, leaves him "enrich'd of soul, you give me forever faces".

High forehead, big eyes: face forever, face readable in the fifth ring.

Until we can come to grips with this reality, we will forever fall short of our democratic ideals -- and possibly forever face angry, degraded people in the rest of the world.

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".

Or the ban will fall, meaning the presidency will forever face a new constraint on its executive powers.

But with this return, it looks as if Murphy's forgotten the prospect of forever that faced him four years ago.

I can tell you that my group is not afraid of looking further afield, although we are a little hesitant about this enormous host of new rules, for such quantities often affect transparency, the defences of people who are forever being faced with changes, and also the clarity of what we are doing here.

And so are those who would rather interrogate him forever than face him over a cup of tea.