Sentence examples for we really do face from inspiring English sources

We really do face a different circumstance in many ways.

So why can we be confident that the North Korean scenario would lead to rapid political mobilisation while the huge threat we really do face will generate mere empty promises?

"We really do face a crisis," he says.

"We're at a crossroads where if we choose to do nothing we really do face these tipping points and a less-good future for our immediate descendents".

I think everyone should read it because it will make you think more about children who really do face terrible dangers everyday.

And the government really does face the threat of several armed groups who are determined to violently sunder Ethiopia.

As the House of Commons cheered on the bombers (and swore to send no ground troops), I wondered how it might react if Britain really did face another Hitler.

Maybe the judge really did lie, and maybe did "repudiate" his initial decision (if not formal ruling) "in order to gain himself some publicity at [Polanski's] expense," and maybe Polanski really did face serious jail time despite the initial agreement.

We really don't know the faces behind this word.

But we really do love Alex, and let's face it, he's taken half the time to win over the fans as Mantle did.

You got a lot of new faces, so we really don't buy into that, that there's a curse or a hex against the Braves".