Sentence examples for ability to confront from inspiring English sources

"The ability to confront a witness is a constitutional right".

And of course you need other qualities, like honesty, decisiveness and the ability to confront.

Metal's cathartic power, its ability to confront horrors and taboos, is one of its greatest strengths.

Mr. Romney called those cuts "arbitrary" and said they would impair the country's ability to confront threats around the world.

Throughout her life, Eva's ability to confront hardship and challenges with curiosity, energy and humor were admirable.

"A Rake's Progress, Brennann says, "had, and still has, the ability to confront what people's ideals of progress are".

And we are absolutely confident in Prime Minister Allawi's, and his team's, ability to confront any such message".

It is not simply a question of forgiveness, but of moral strength and the ability to confront the truth.

PART of the agony and the ecstasy of being human is our ability to confront the big questions.

The federal police have assumed command from the army in several regions and demonstrated their ability to confront the cartels by apprehending several of their central figures.

RENDITION It's interesting enough to hold your attention, but bad enough to make you despair of Hollywood's ability to confront a serious subject.