Significats de face the difficulty en anglès

His impulse was to face the difficulty, and he acted on the impulse.

He made up his mind to face the difficulty in its most dreaded quarters.

Once they are started, the middle goes smoothly enough, until they face the difficulty of the end.

I don't mean to say that efforts were not made to face the difficulty and to fight it.

Mr. Gladstone resolved to face the difficulty boldly, and to meet the murmurers on their own ground, October 28, 1871, he addressed his Greenwich constituents.

If I faced the difficulties squarely, I'd probably just turn around and run.

She faced the difficulties of their poverty with spirit and resolution.

But Belton faced the difficulty without any bashfulness or apparent regret.

Mr. Murry boldly faces the difficulty and attempts the definition.

Napoleon, on the contrary, having frankly faced the difficulty, created a nobility of his own.

They who cannot face the world have not the strength to face the difficulties of Yoga practice.

Hal faced the difficulties and the dangers early, and learnt to be her own defence and protector.

By facing the difficulty at the outset, and meeting it midway, we make our task much easier.

And so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream.

No President ever faced the difficulties of his position with so much tenderness, and so much strength.

Suddenly they found themselves facing the difficulties of existence in a foreign land without money, friends, or credit.