Sentence examples for and confronted with from inspiring English sources

She is smart, reasonable and wry, and confronted with a nightmare for which she is responsible.

Max, summoned to MacKenzie's office and confronted with the legal threat, exhibited no sign of panic.

In the intervening years, Folkman's work was dismissed and attacked, and confronted with every obstacle.

"I was interrogated three times and confronted with increasingly wild theories.

Then, in 1998, he was fired and confronted with fraud allegations.

At heart, he was a good boy struggling to exist and confronted with so many competing options".

As the Biafran civil war breaks out, they are driven from their homes and confronted with violence, poverty and hardship.

Poor and confronted with exorbitant costs for scarce land and housing, those rural migrants had little choice but to become squatters.

The city is for the most part hilly, and, confronted with a hill, a Japanese road or street tends to wander off in search of a detour.

Employees say they are often automatically enrolled in the payroll card programs and confronted with a pile of paperwork if they want to opt out.

"I was in prison, and confronted with the possibility I might die, so in that situation the only thing left to me was the past.