Sentence examples for fully facing from inspiring English sources

In this fashion we are not fully facing the dread.

They estimated that the gunman was fully facing Mr. Johnson from an adjacent park.

Suddenly you have a wedding website and you've posted a poll asking if the honeymoon should be in Europe or Jamaica, without ever fully facing the very real question of whether you actually want to spend the rest of your life with this person.

But some experts worry that the profession has not fully faced up to the potential consequences of this trend.

Nor has it fully faced up to the losses on its mortgage and home-equity loan portfolios, which could grow amid still-falling house prices.

However, this paper argues that the lack of dynamism and flexibility of those solutions cannot fully face the challenge of designing ecoeffective products.

At this point, both sides in the debate openly wonder — despite the Senate's positive decision to allow a vote on background checks — whether Congress will fully face up to the issue.

An office worker impressed by the growth and arrival of young people, Mrs. Florek said she just decided it was time that the options of modern life be fully faced.

But the secretaries themselves often agreed with one other, regardless of party, and their public presence was a powerful sign that terrorism transcends politics -- and that blame abounds for failing to fully face the threat in time.

We know how this clash of cultures will play out, and we know that it — like the institution from which the ex-slave Johnson, even as a hero, can't altogether escape — will never be fully faced by the winners.

Many of the lawmakers who lost their races or did not run again say the party has a profound structural challenge that incumbents are unwilling to fully face: Mr. Trump's deep toxicity among moderate voters, especially women.