Sentence examples for honestly faced from inspiring English sources

Since the early 70s the past has been more or less honestly faced up to in France: collaboration with Nazism, betrayals within the Resistance.

His associates recognised that he was able to honestly face complex issues with patience.

Nor need we shrink from honestly facing conditions in our country today.

The first is self-awareness, or the willingness to honestly face our deepest insecurities and fears, to keep pushing through our infinite capacity for self-deception.

Accepting that there are no easy ways out and honestly facing the hard choices and responsibilities would not just be the right thing to do.

The real purpose was to make us take responsibility, to honestly face the damage we had done and to build empathy for those we had hurt.

He consolidated its reputation and good name as lesser leaders made their gaffes, unable to cope with the Nazi past by honestly facing up to it.

More troubling is Romney's continued inability to honestly face up to his own life story and those inconvenient truths that interfere with the ideas of the vocal right-wing of the party whose standard he will soon bear.

We must honestly face the limits of our planet's resources and realize that peaceful solutions that protect the futures of all nations will inevitably compromise the goals of corporate profit maximization and military nationalism.

"Can the Republicans honestly face Latino voters and say, 'We want the federal government to continue deporting parents who have young children?' That is about the least family-values message I can think of and a sure way to write off the Latino vote in 2016 and beyond".

When Mori realises that perhaps her new friends did not choose to offer her friendship but were forced to do so by the spell she laid upon them, her moral anguish is that of anyone who honestly faces the responsibility of power; and it is not soon or easily resolved.