Sentence examples for make you face from inspiring English sources

You'll see this as a recurring theme here; most of the staffers, and I am guessing many readers, have fallen into the habit of late-night noshing, and diets typically make you face that issue.

Certainly there's fun to be had with film-makers hiding Easter eggs in their films that you see if you look behind the characters, but it's been more common for them to employ blunt instruments, often including literal directional arrows, to make you face the right direction.

It's fun, it's inspiring and it'll make you face your challenges and give you some material to deal with them.

I will make you face your fears and suffer and keep on going.

The big questions might be scary, they might make you face some things you don't want to own up to, and they might break your heart.

Just 10-20 minutes of daily meditation can make you face difficulties with an even attitude.

Buddhism has a way of making you face those fears.

"The film makes you face questions that might be irritating," he said.

MOVING makes you face all the stuff you've accumulated: books, computers, clothing and, of course, reams and reams of financial documents.

His theory about the Valentine's Effect is that Feb. 14 is a "day of romance that makes you face up to the reality that you have none," he says.

Ayahuasca makes you face your fears and face yourself.