Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We do what we must, in face of growing disappointment.
• If you've figured out how to achieve serenity in face of certain death, would you please let me know.
• Has it undertaken any initiative in face of the decisions taken by the Chinese National Assembly on the legislation in Hong Kong?
• To discuss only those aspects would, however, be less than generous towards those who rightly call for explanations and justice in face of dreadful tragedies such as the one that occurred a few days ago in Turin, to which Mr Panzeri referred a moment ago.
• In face of difficulty, large grievances become... so minor.
• "Candidate shows character in face of crisis."
• Similar pertinacity by a member State Government has lately been evinced by the UK in face of the Petition's Committee's inquires on behalf of aggrieved 'names' at Lloyds of London.
• I regret this situation and in face of this problem, which is not to disown a considerable part of the text we adopted with the first amendment but to keep our word to the Council, I recommend abstention.

• Look, you have my permission to punch me in the face if I'm wrong.
• I will punch him in the face if you have one single doubt.
• Many will be staring death in the face if no way is found of ending this hunger strike.
• And with Alicia's husband there, it might be a slap in the face if we say no.
• I'd even shoot a baby in the face if it meant saving one of them.
• I would no longer have been able to look my friends and relatives in Prague in the face if I had voted against them joining us.
• I'll shoot you all in the face if I have to!
• I will cut you in the face if you make a problem.