Sentence examples similar to a confrontation arises from inspiring English sources

The driver of the other car said Brown was polite at first, but a confrontation arose after she kept demanding identification.

When inevitable confrontations arose in jail -- such as a woman who wanted to rape her in the communal showers -- she knew what to do.

That possibility arises from a confrontation over three Israeli soldiers who were seized on Saturday by the Lebanon-based mIslamic Islamovementment Hezbollah.

But doing so isn't only a matter of good will, of readiness to take on such moral risks; it's a matter of artistic audacity that arises from a confrontation with the matter of the medium.

Another 10 face lesser charges over the confrontation, which arose from a dispute over plans to cut 2,900 jobs under a restructuring plan that the airline has since scrapped.

Fear may arise from a confrontation or from avoiding a threat, or it may come in the form of a discovery.

Early in his tenure, a debate on divorce arose, and Yeats viewed the issue as primarily a confrontation between the emerging Roman Catholic ethos and the Protestant minority.

I step out the door ready for whatever might arise; a shift of mind, a shift of vision, a confrontation, an embrace.

A problem arises.

A question arises, however.

"A question arises," he said.