Sentence examples for quite face from inspiring English sources

And if you can't quite face telling the truth?

She does not quite face directly forward, for example – that would be altogether too plastic for Holbein.

I keep picking this up – and putting it down again, because I can't quite face the onrushing tragedy.

We might have made $35 chicken soup, but we couldn't quite face the prospect of a long-simmering stockpot on a Tuesday night.

In the end, I couldn't quite face putting glue on my treasured dolls' house crockery, so I ordered some new accessories to experiment with.

I suspect it would work particularly well with infants who can't understand instructions.Those who can't quite face wearing plastic cups on their ears in front of a plane full of strangers have various other options.

Justice Leland DeGrasse rejected this argument without quite facing its consequences.

If Alicia isn't quite facing a zombie and you try a melee attack, she will clumsily punch the air.

Mr. Obama's life story, combined with his race and foreign-sounding name, adds challenges no presidential nominee from a major party has quite faced before.

Not quite the face to match.

What resulted was not quite a face: smooth, undifferentiated skin travelled from above Wiens's hairline down to a slit where the remainder of his mouth was.