Sentence examples for always confronts from inspiring English sources

Describing the picture, Maria implicitly resolves the problem that Messud always confronts: At what moment can we abandon the past?

Its backers are the computer software companies, such as Microsoft and Adobe, that are trying to prod publishers into getting the e-books business off the ground.The business faces the usual chicken-and-egg problem that always confronts new devices for delivering content from televisions to today's DVDs.

From this he concludes that the modern search for "true reality" behind mere appearances, which has brought about the world we live in and resulted in the Atomic Revolution, has led into a situation in the sciences themselves in which man has lost the very objectivity of the natural world, so that man in his hunt for "objective reality" suddenly discovers that he always "confronts himself alone".

"The system does not always confront you.

A pillar of strength and dignity, she always confronted adversity with grace and style.

But for Titus, such an uncompromising form of music will always confront taboos, however uncomfortable that makes some people.

Although tennis is perceived as a genteel sport, it has always confronted the same problem as other contests based on individual competition like boxing.

"Making sculpture can be a humiliating experience for me because you are always confronted with the fact that you are human," she says.

We always confront ourselves, our audience, our peers – we're constantly questioning what we've done before and what we're going to do next.

As far as Google is concerned, any social quirks, tensions or paranoias Glass produces now are just temporary side effects — the kind of things we always confront before a new device becomes necessary, accepted, even beloved.

For the three and a half centuries of the modern international era, great powers have almost always confronted rivals determined to defeat them and replace the global order they worked to bring about.