Sentence examples for quite faced from inspiring English sources

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.

Other realities I hadn't quite faced: my mother's pointed remarks about how women had nothing without financial autonomy; a mutter from my father that I'd become a laowai's mistress; the incredulity of friends who knew I had paid the bills by working as a teacher, a salesclerk, a waitress, while devoting my spare time to writing.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

For those who can't quite face the amount of flesh a large squash yields, small gem squashes are delicious stuffed with mushrooms (also just also starting their season), cream and garlic, and baked and served individually.