Sentence examples for rather faced with from inspiring English sources

Rather, faced with the reforms, women changed to better methods of contraception.

The Chinese Communist Party would far rather be faced with tens or even hundreds of thousands of separate small-scale incidents than one unified and momentum-gathering insurgency.

She and her mother do not strike me as essentially motivated by prejudice; rather people faced with an insecure, unpredictable world whose governing logic they can no longer abide, least of all politically.

I would rather not tote the umbrella on a sunny day, but I would rather face rain with the umbrella than without it.

After all, if you've gotta face cancer, would you rather face it with joy or withOUT joy?

Sure, she can do a love spell, but she'd rather face off with ghosts and demons.

And if you'd rather face down April with some laughs, as opposed to dance music, this is a corker.

I would rather face a man with a gun in the city than take a walk in the woods where there might be a bear and she just might also be carrying a gun.

Would you rather face a bad situation with just your emotions, or with a shield and sword and helmet and belt and breastplate -- the full armor of God? Would you rather go into battle alone and naked and emotional, or side-by-side with God, and in his unbreakable armor?

And I'd rather face down someone armed with a copy of "Call Of Duty" than someone armed with a Sig Sauer any day of the week.

Odom will not be prosecuted in the case but will rather face an office hearing with the City Attorney, TMZ reported Wednesday.