"I was always confronted with the fact that this movement was way underestimated by most people whether journalists, music critics, music industry or people from the art and culture scene," Azary said to Insomniac.
As a native of Southern California, environmental and water scarcity issues, have always confronted Elise.
And so there is always a challenge, that is, these leaders are always confronted with loss.
A pillar of strength and dignity, she always confronted adversity with grace and style.
Mr. Hershman's well-kept records show that he has always confronted the Soviet authorities with his American birth.
Although tennis is perceived as a genteel sport, it has always confronted the same problem as other contests based on individual competition like boxing.
"Making sculpture can be a humiliating experience for me because you are always confronted with the fact that you are human," she says.
Scientists studying megacities are always confronted with the challenge of stratifying their sampling sites for in-depth field investigations particularly in developing countries where the urban landscapes do not expand in line with any predetermined plans – nevertheless with paradigmatic phenomena.
For the three and a half centuries of the modern international era, great powers have almost always confronted rivals determined to defeat them and replace the global order they worked to bring about.
She has always confronted the personal details of her life with remarkable directness and honesty, but the key to her success is the way this material is lit up by a range of finely judged shifts in scale and perspective.
Those who spent years arguing against the Bush/Cheney seizure of extremist powers always confronted this mentality at bottom, once the pseudo-intellectual justifications were debunked: George Bush is a Good man and a noble leader who can be trusted to exercise these powers in secret and with no checks, because he only wants to keep us safe and will only target the Terrorists.
