Sentence examples for impossible to face the from inspiring English sources
Saying that he had lost his "ethical compass" and found it "almost impossible" to face the confusion in the eyes of his four children and the heartbreak in the eyes of his wife, Gail, Magruder said he was "confident this country will survive its Watergate and its Jeb Magruders".
This works because socially, it is pretty darned impossible to face a wall of people and push yourself onto the train.
Despite her obvious frailty and the fact she now only referred to me as "nurse", I loved her so much that life without her seemed impossible to face.
Perhaps nine weeks cast as Britain's Sarah Palin – inspiring both ridicule and revulsion – was impossible to face.
Furthermore, the Northwest and Pioneer Leagues used a best-of-three playoff format, making it impossible to face or come back from a three games to one deficit.
To many it was impossible to face up to being pregnant because they felt so guilty about their drug use and the effect on the baby.
I hope not, because if it is politically impossible for a politician like me to face the facts, then our NHS really is in trouble.
The blind draw for the event was announced Thursday, and while every other United States boxer was assigned a slot that made it impossible for him to face one of the dominant Cubans until at least the semifinal round, Bennett and Savon were put in side-by-side brackets.
Due to our international set of respondents, the geographical distances made it impossible to perform face-to-face interviews.
A third is that a bloodier war over Kosovo will make it impossible for the Kremlin to face down demands from some of Russia's generals to back Serbia more whole-heartedly.
