Sentence examples for something to face from inspiring English sources

Marker and Lhomme give the impression of wanting to say something — to face the camera and preach.

To stop others and make them see and wish to share in your vision now that is something to face.

It's that dreadful, suffocating feeling you get when you know you have something difficult to face, but you don't want to admit it.

But the past few weeks I've realized my perfect relationship isn't perfect and it hasn't been something easy to face.

I have learned that no matter how hard something is to face, that you will miss 100% of the shots you don't take.

This is about race -- something we all have to face and something we all have to talk to each other about".

When he returns to the United States, Armstrong has something less pleasant to face.

"You've got to be able to take the criticism and that's something we have to face up to".

"A few years ago that was obviously something they had to face".

As Pickup says, "The play touches on something so difficult to face about human nature.

He told Bloomberg that Saudi Arabia isn't happy with low prices, "but it's something you have to face head on without hesitation".