Sentence examples for and of confronting from inspiring English sources

Michael Christie's If I Fall, If I Die follows the troubled childhood of Will, who is fearful of leaving his agoraphobic mother to make explorations "outside" and of confronting the consequences that might follow.

The experience of asking patients what they wanted, and of confronting death in his own family, has changed his perspective.

And instead of confronting armed insurgents, the unit was ordered to shoot protesters.

And instead of confronting this, to help stop the past from corrupting the present, the university pretends it doesn't exist.

It's music unlike anything else coming out of the city right now, experimental, raw, and unafraid of confronting listeners.

"Appointments are a powerful way -- both substantively and symbolically -- of confronting and reversing that stereotype".

Ashodaya's framework is useful insofar as it provides a means of analysing the complex relationship between empowerment and the challenge of confronting stigma, discrimination and gender-based violence [ 25].

Instead, we are left with a fantasy — lessons about planting trees and shunning bullies instead of confronting tyrants and crematories.

The consensus was that his ideas, and his technique of confronting clients with their irrational thoughts, gave birth to the cognitive-behavioral approach that dominates psychotherapy today.

Oltsen is one of the best hunters in the group, and is capable of confronting the bears that menace the reindeer herds.

As with sentences collections, there are two aspects of the form to be considered: the overall organizing structure and the method of confronting individual problems or questions.