Sentence examples for said when faced with from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to avoid feeling dispirited, she said, when faced with an "institutional-cultural edifice that engenders powerlessness and passivity".

What do you say? "Mom!" Alan Gilbert said, when faced with this situation in rehearsals for his Philharmonic debut in 2001.

As Bruce said, "When faced with a challenge, happy families, like happy people, just add a new chapter to their life story that shows them overcoming the hardship" (and he is no stranger to difficult stories).

As thoughtful Americans consider how the diamond trade has financed the murder of men and women in Africa (news article, Aug. 15) and decide whether to boycott the gems, they may wish to weigh what one of the country's Founding Fathers said when faced with a similar question.

He said when faced with the "extremely damaging" impacts of alcohol, his argument to decriminalise drugs may appear weakened, but called for an open and honest debate on the matter.

It must be said, when faced with that many guys you may be having sex with later, entering late and picking where to sit is pretty awkward.

In a similar vein, Mr. Hazare frequently says when faced with adversity, "I am ready to face the bullets".

Imagine what he or whoever your own personal hero would do or say when faced with this dichotomy.

That's what the casual academic is supposed to say when faced with this question from a permanent academic, particularly one who has employed them in the past.

It's also a very unfashionable opinion in the current era of panto-politics where the correct thing to say, when faced with a tax bill, is "Ooh, hooray!

Keith Ashley of Personhood USA — yes, that's what the group is called — issued a press release saying, "When faced with a question of protecting human life, on the issue of the personhood of the child in the womb, Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney was the only candidate to back down".