Sentence examples for says in the face of from inspiring English sources

She says: "In the face of the housing crisis we need to match the scale of postwar ambition – and new garden cities provide part of the solution".

In fact, he says, in the face of repeated security faults it has done the minimum, each time, that would keep it just ahead of each flaw.

"The antiparty current is by definition antidemocratic," he writes, "as political parties have been the only reliable vehicles for advancing the ideas and interests of ordinary voters". President Barack Obama came into office pledging to preside over an era of post-partisanship but wised up, Wilentz says, in the face of Republican intransigence.

(Who knows, for instance, whether thousands really are dying in hospitals at weekends as the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, says in the face of fierce denials by junior doctors?) Wild claims were made on both sides in the months before the 1975 referendum.

These are the offspring who can't "gut it out," as one person says, in the face of powerful fathers and indifferent mothers.

There's not much to say in the face of such horror.

But they eventually fled on Friday morning, residents said, in the face of relentless French airstrikes.

I cannot say in the face of this record that this was a 'roaming' performance up and down Leavenworth Street.

His statement said: "In the face of doubt, openness prevails" and talked of "accountability through transparency".

A White House spokeswoman, Claire Buchan, said, "In the face of intimidation, the Iraqi people are standing firm".

"It is just people looking for security," he said, "in the face of systemic insecurity".