Sentence examples for I often confronted from inspiring English sources

Previously I was more concerned about having a solution or answer to give the patient, and because of this I often confronted the patients in conversations.

[N28] Previously I was more concerned about having a solution or answer to give the patient, and because of this I often confronted the patients in conversations.

But when I speak with private business owners, I often confront a general lack of understanding of finance and why it's important.

I often confront these issues like walking into a glass door.

—Posted by Earl Oliver As a performer (classical pianist), I've often confronted anxiety in many forms: I worry about finding footing as a musician, confront fears that I might not really be good enough in the crowded arena of pianists, and occasionally face the sheer terror of going "out there" to play a recital or concerto with orchestra.

When I speak to nonpartisan audiences on science and politics I am often confronted by climate deniers, who have come to view climate science not as facts, but as a partisan political position.

I am often confronted with patients who would like to try ovum donation but have no money left after several failed I.V.F.

I am often confronted with the poorly performing portfolios of shortsighted people who thought they could save money, and maybe beat the market, by making their own decisions.

The suggestion that we 'put a price on nature', is one I am often confronted with.

After the war, during my early years of public school, I was often confronted and insulted because of my appearance and ethnic origin.

When it comes to online and digital distribution of goods, I'm often confronted with the question of whether consumers are willing to pay for content.