Sentence examples for Confronting the issue from inspiring English sources

Confronting the issue, Whelan said: "I know that this appointment will draw criticism in some quarters but we go into it with our eyes open and we have nothing to hide on this subject.

Confronting the issue of Napoleon's memory after 1815, many French liberals came to terms with and even embraced the Emperor's legacy: a story which began as a tale of conflict and separation thus developed into one of increasing fascination, and ended in reconciliation.

Mr. Simkin is obviously used to confronting the issue.

After all, Lincoln had advocated colonization long before confronting the issue of emancipation as president.

This is not to suggest that confronting the issue of race is without its tensions.

And while tech executives privately were sympathetic, they were often nervous about confronting the issue publicly.

Within the UK, confronting the issue of forced marriage is not new.

This is easier said than done, but not confronting the issue allows resentment to fester and hurts the group's dynamics.

The party's potential presidential candidates have praised the plan and given Mr. Ryan accolades for confronting the issue.

"I think Terry McAuliffe is really confronting the issues that Democrats are concerned with," Wilkinson said.

So much for confronting the issues head-on and telling us the truth.