Townshend also believed that his music, informed by his art-school studies, reflected the damage done to a generation born amid post-war rubble and confronted, in adolescence, by the existential terror of the Cuban missile crisis.
The president reportedly thanked these survivors for telling their stories and confronting evil in the world. .
Shanahan was cited for abuse of officials, whom he berated from the sidelines and confronted in a stadium tunnel after the game.
Many of the protesters shouted at and confronted senators in the hallways of the Senate buildings as they prepared to vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
Soma ascends to the castle's keep and confronts Graham in the throne room.
Mercedes is furious and confronts Clare in the street, and a fight breaks out between the two women.
To think that Martin Margiela was once a purveyor of emotion, with collections that were quasi-political and confronted, back in the 1990s, subjects like homelessness, fashion waste and re-cycling.
She would place immense pressure on me to live like her and confront me in the real world to be more committed to our characters.
"I don't actually believe that and I'm not remotely walking away from the seriousness of what I'm confronting in the organisation and the international field of play," Coe said.
