Sentence examples for 1 confronts from inspiring English sources

"Senso Unico," a show of eight contemporary Italian artists at P.S. 1, confronts this issue head on.

"This is going to be the first opportunity that we have to, No. 1, confront and, No. 2, cross-examine these witnesses," Mr. Sherman said today.

Still, the composite reliabilities for each one of the factors ("confronted with strong sadness -CR = 1, "confronted with bad diagnosadness -CR, "confronted with distributional conflict"-CR = .61, "confronted with anger"-CR = .44 and "confronted with mobadng"-CR = .63) show that there are some further analyses to diagnosis -CR

The epic battle that followed once Olivia 1 confronted Olivia 2 in her apartment was the cheesiest lookalike catfight since Krystle and Rita threw down on Dynasty.

As with exposure therapy, one goal is to reduce the symptoms of PTSD by 1) confronting the patient with memories of the traumatic event.

In addition to winning over his adversaries, Mr. McCain, 71, confronts many obstacles these days, all formidable.

Figure 2 confronts the actual and the average perceived unemployment rates across countries, highlighting once again the tendency for the overestimation of the unemployment rate.

Figure 3 confronts foreign direct investment and gross domestic product in a simple manner, and for Albania, it shows influx of FDI over time.

The findings were sub-divided into three categories, indicating whether the method measures need (for example [ 12, 13]), confronts demand and supply (for example [ 14, 15]), or determines skill mix (for example [ 16, 17]).

"Step 2: Confront your real problems" is another.

The man, Carlos Barrientos, 43, confronted his sons early yesterday with a shotgun, said Detective Lt. John Gierasch.