Sentence examples for and confronted by from inspiring English sources
Eventually, tripped up by their own lies and confronted by their victims, the intruders withdrew.
Racism is a problem to be owned, addressed and confronted by everyone.
They are, as Deleuze puts it, "struck by something intolerable in the world, and confronted by something unthinkable in thought".
Yet, by the latter part of his reign, his regime was in financial difficulties and confronted by popular unrest.
Against Ottawa, he was peppered with 20 shots through two periods and confronted by two five-on-three opportunities.
The governor rushed back to see what was going on and, confronted by the angry crowd, resigned.
Together they painted a complex picture in a piece that managed to calm and confront by turns.
They carried off the daughters of Leucippus, Phoebe and Hileira, and were confronted by Leucippus's nephews, Idas and Lynceus.
They went down, followed by Mr. Godineaux, and were confronted by Mr. Taylor and the gun.
She rushed into the corridor and was confronted by pupils running and screaming.
"Suppose it's all true, and you walk up to the pearly gates, and are confronted by God," asked Bryne.
