Sentence examples for absence to confront from inspiring English sources

Among more than a dozen characters who cross paths in the course of the story, the most compelling are Marly Temple (Ms. Falco), a sardonic young woman who runs her family's motel, and Desiree Perry Ms. Bassettt), a former teenage rebel who returns after a 25-year absence to confront her straitlaced mother (Ms. Alice).

Among more than a dozen characters who cross paths in the course of the story, the most compelling are Marly Temple (Ms. Falco), a sardonic young woman who runs her family's motel, and Desiree Perry (Ms. Bassett), a former teenage rebel who returns after a 25-year absence to confront her strait-laced mother (Ms. Alice).

Because of golf's lack of transparency, all we've been told is he has taken "a leave of absence to confront personal challenges".

In his absence, Annacone was left to confront the prickly issues concerning Sampras's increased fragility.

According to a recent academic paper presented to the Polish Senate, "The absence of a debate to confront various visions of European political integration will have disastrous consequences when decisions have to be taken which the unprepared public will refuse to accept .The Czech Republic is unusual in that some of its mainstream politicians are willing to give such anxieties a public airing.

The 31-year-old American's career is littered with near misses in majors, and the latest couple followed a six-month absence from the game to confront "personal challenges".

Their periodic messages updating parents about their children's cumulative absences from school were designed to confront parental belief systems about their children and about parents themselves, and parental behavior in response to absences.

McLean scored from the penalty spot and as the teams left the pitch at half-time a clearly furious McGhee and Johnson waited to confront the official about the absence of a foul in their favour.

Moreover, in the absence of a zinc supply, they were forced to confront unfamiliar minerals, in particular those containing iron.

Those whose compassion compels them to confront and combat daily its utter absence are, of necessity, often forced to affect a passionless pose.

And it is the visible absence of these black, brown and yellow queer people that makes it harder for white queer elites in our movement to confront their racism and trans-phobia.