Exemplos de uso de To face the fact em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You need to face the facts.
If you deny ideas, if you deny ideals,then you are free to face the fact.
It's time to face the facts.
I do think that recent events andthreats keep forcing us to face the facts.
Really don't know how to face the fact that I love.
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I got to face the fact that I'm just getting old.
Marcel it's time to face the facts.
It's time to face the facts, the restaurant is not working.
Here we are today with a proposal that forces us to face the fact that this can change.
Time for me to face the fact that I can't help you anymore.
Seeing for ourselves the whole structure of what has been said, not because it has been pointed out to us,is it possible to face the fact.
It is time to face the facts and take back your sovereignty.
You remove the conflict of the opposite at one stroke if you live with the fact andtherefore liberate the energy to face the fact.
You need to face the fact that your sense of duty is self-defeating.
But we need to face the fact that today on planet Earth, there are more people who do not know Jesus Christ than there were 20 years ago….
And not everyone is strong enough… to face the facts… or to change their mind.
To face the fact that you are in conflict, that you are in contradiction, will bring that quality of energy that is not the outcome of resistance.
If you are a young person,you also need to face the fact that you will never grow old in this present system of things.
For all the warnings sounded by the Commission, starting back in 1986, the Mem ber States have refused to face the facts, and some are still doing so.
Too proud to face the fact that the world moved on without us.
What I have learned about manhood today is that… I have got to be man enough to face the fact that I'm not important to anyone and never will be.
It is never easy to face the fact that a situation was not as one believed it to be.
But we don't want to face the fact that someday soon he will come against everything that is of Sodom!
A portion of the corporate world has not yet surrendered to artificial intelligence(AI) robots andnow needs to face the fact that they have already been improved and given the ability to imagine things.
We are being forced to face the facts, and we have not even been able to assess all the longer-term consequences.
This research had as purpose know the death meaning experienced by health professionals who works at intensive treatment units(itu) andidentify possible difficulties of the team to face the fact.
Paul, however, is compelled to face the fact that no such cataclysm has taken place in the world.
But keep in mind that you work for those who can not get to understand certain subtleties of malicious kikos and that is to face the facts of a chick who says that they are legal persons, which are approved by four popes.