Sentence examples for makes us face from inspiring English sources
Guston makes us face facts.
Lincoln makes us face the facts in sober fashion, Django Unchained permits us to indulge cathartically in violent fantasies.
Comedy like this makes us face our fears, we break through taboos, we say and hear things that people try to hide.
This trick starves readers hungry for visual details and at the same time makes us face our reflexive hunger by stuffing us with junk images.
Yes, it's problematic, deliberately so – but that's because this difficult, slippery show makes us face up to our morbid fascination, a fascination that we share with Bundy himself.
The explosion of musical data makes us face new challenges unthinkable two decades ago.
She made us face up to the reality of porn.
Don't make us face the tutting disapproval of our peers.
Whether we recognize it or not, the answer has the potential to make us face our own mortality.
Peter Lilley, who served briefly in Thatcher's cabinet as trade and industry secretary, took a more abrasive approach, saying: "She made us face reality and reality was harsh.
She, more than anyone else, has made us face the truth that a divorce can free one or both parents to start a new and more hopeful life and still hurt their children.
