Sentence examples for squarely face from inspiring English sources

Even so, we Japanese, across generations, must squarely face history.

He added: "Still, even so, we Japanese, across generations, must squarely face the history of the past".

An ad for the Chrysler 300 is an extended quotation from a poem that ends, "When you're up against a trouble, meet it squarely, face to face.

First of all, progressives must squarely face the fact that these movements are either in power or on the threshold of power, and once they get power, through elections or other means, they have no intention of relinquishing it.

It wasn't, largely because neither President was willing to squarely face the key issue: Mexico's $96 billion foreign debt and its increasing inability to meet interest payments on it.

But none of the potential deals with British Telecom would squarely face what appears to be AT&T's biggest financial problem: the millstone that is the consumer long-distance operation.

Then it cut to Mahmoud sitting squarely facing the lens.

But the matter must be squarely faced over the next several months.

Gen. Jihan Hussein, said that the ministry was squarely facing those problems.

But at least Bush has now squarely faced the consequences of his creed.

Throughout her narrative, Wulf squarely faces the institution of slavery, which made fertile and exemplary estates possible in the South.