Sentence examples for a bit confronted from inspiring English sources

We oblige, both feeling a bit confronted, but silently acknowledging that it seems the respectful thing to do.

It seems distant and even a bit confronting.

By prolonging Brundle's devolution -- and forcing both Veronica and the audience to witness its incremental progress -- the director gives himself the opportunity to, bit by bit, confront the relationship between the corporeal and the intangible.

With a brain already full of well-connected pathways, adult learners should "jiggle their synapses a bit" by confronting thoughts that are contrary to their own, says Dr. Taylor, who is 66.

Just as myself and my mates did in 1981, they felt a bit foolish when confronted and slunk away home.

The interviewed patients may have felt a bit daunted when confronted with the word directly.

You can see why Turnbull might be a bit nervous about confronting such a monumentally ignorant faction in his party.

(Isherwood) 'THE DEAR BOY' An uptight English teacher learns to cut loose, at least a bit, when he's confronted with an unflattering portrait written by a gifted but troubled student.

(Brantley) Last Chance 'THE DEAR BOY' An uptight English teacher learns to cut loose, at least a bit, when he's confronted with an unflattering portrait written by a gifted but troubled student.

On this score, I am confident that he will do a better job than he did in Denver, when he appeared a bit discombobulated after being confronted with Mitt the Moderate rather than Mitt the Severely Conservative.

I think with any group session the very first session was a little bit, not confronting for me but we hadn't quite gelled as a group and that's to be expected.