Sentence examples for of being faced from inspiring English sources

There was no talk of being faced with a decision like that until the day that we had the ultrasound.

We need to take action now, to maximise our chances of being faced with impacts that we, and our children, can deal with.

The freedom of seeing the world through new eyes, like a child, is matched by the frustration of being faced with an impenetrable wall of sound.

The Europe 1 radio interviewer told Ayrault: "I've got the impression you're scared of being faced with the fanciful Boris Johnson Ayraultlt replied: "No, I've got no worries at all about Boris Johnson.

But in the quirky fashion that characterizes the entire movie, Mr. Zhang is pleased with his recent discovery of the phrase "negative energy," which, in one memorable scene, he rolls around his mouth as he uses it to describe, again and again, the feeling of being faced with the small-time thieves he must catch.

As one of the legions of bloggers who still analyze the game put it, "the will to win, the deep tactics" all would have contributed to "the sense White [Byrne] must have had of being faced by a monster with a hundred eyes, who'd seen everything".

When the company is registered just at the moment the country you are president of is facing a military threat.

The problem of unavailability of transportation was faced by the deceased women.

A number of challenges were faced during the development of the DVD.

What I want more of is face-to-face interaction, a value on repair, families living nearby each other.

However, a number of challenges are faced by the physician.