Sentence examples for power of facing from inspiring English sources

Orwell once wrote that he had "a power of facing unpleasant facts".

Yet at the same time his clearsighted integrity, what Orwell called the "power of facing unpleasant facts," makes him acutely aware that Africa certainly does have more than its share of homicidal warlords, child soldiers, larcenous dictators, outbursts of genocide and more.

I discovered the power of facing my own fear while facilitating a workshop at The Crossing in Austin, Texas, a few years back.

"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle," he argued in 1946, a line that echoes the evaluation of his own talents, in the stunning "Why I Write," as having "a facility with words and a power of facing unpleasant facts".

Part of the appeal, and the power, of "Faces Places" is the subtlety of its sociological approach.

Yesterday - standing outside with the public in a last ditch protest to preserve our NHS - has renewed my faith in the power of face to face human contact.

So it is for ABC, which hits the big 5-0 during a ratings slump that has resulted in, among other things, a recent reality offering called "Extreme Makeover," based on the transformative power of face-lifts and tummy tucks.

The idea, the company explains, is to offer the convenience of asynchronous communication, with the power of face-to-face communication.

We know the power of face masks has been questioned in the past, but they actually do provide some benefits.

Generation X, it's time to wake up...or should I say look up and use our voices, our real voices, to hold onto the power of face-to-face interaction.

He won the argument, and he should have been in a position of power to face the music".