Sentence examples for seek to face from inspiring English sources

Welcoming Mr. Erdogan to the White House, Mr. Trump said, 'Today, we face a new enemy in the fight against terrorism, and again we seek to face this threat together.' … Mr. Erdogan praised Mr. Trump for the 'legendary triumph' he had achieved in the election and declared that his first meeting with the new president would be a 'historical turn of tide' in the Turkish-American relationship".

The entire debt was repaid to the bank but he is still being sought to face trial for "theft", although he has suffered three strokes and is in fragile health.

This was not a speech that sought a new unity by papering over differences: it was one that sought to face these differences squarely, call them into the open, and then ask people of good faith on both sides to see the other's point of view and to work together to overcome these divisions.

The company says video chats account for 34 percent of calls on the service, and as many as half on days like Christmas and New Year's, when families seek to connect face to face.

But confronting international pressure over Iran's nuclear program, Iran's leaders have sought to present a public face of unity and laid aside many of their differences.

However, here, we seek to understand face perception by doing the opposite.

"Over half of patients who contact NHS Direct are given self-care advice for their problem, which means they can care for themselves at home without needing to seek face to face appointments".

It leads to viewing sex as something one does to feel bonded, whereas females naturally seek face to face ways of bonding which leads to the need for connecting before any specific sexual touching.

The Prime Minister has been accused of seeking to dodge facing off with leaders including Ukip's Nigel Farage with criticism of television companies' plans for the format.

Last week they sought to avoid facing me in court to settle the matter once and for all," Morrissey said in a statement issued after Wednesday's ruling.

"Walt Whitman's best writing always sought ways to face the adversity, bad times, and suffering around him and to find hope in the future," said Ed Folsom, the preeminent Walt Whitman expert.