Sentence examples for and trying to confront from inspiring English sources

Dornstein, a documentary filmmaker for PBS' investigative series "Frontline," has dedicated much of his life since then to identifying the culprits behind the bombing and trying to confront them.

Now on the other hand, if they're sensitive and trying to confront you about it, just tell them, hey you're not being a friend, you've been acting weird lately like the time that you... (what they did) and friends don't do that to each other.

According to the police document, reported Wednesday in The New Haven Independent, a news Web site, she wanted to break up but he did not, and tried to confront her.

Britain's population is ageing, but how old is really old? 65? 75? 90? Inspired by the experiences of older people from Bradford, this immersive show puts eight people aged 60 to 82 on stage alongside a professional cast and tries to confront the fears and assumptions made by us and policymakers around old age.

When Shaver got to Nashville he spent six months unsuccessfully trying to speak with Jennings who had apparently forgotten the invite; eventually, with the help of local D.J, Roger "Captain Midnight" Schutt, Shaver turned up at a RCA recording session Jennings was doing with Chet Atkins, and tried to confront the singer who merely offered Shaver $100.

Be level headed, tactful and calm when trying to confront your partner to express your feelings to him or her.

For years successive governments have struggled to define what extremism was and who they were trying to confront.

That's what made him the perfect fit for a Washington trying to confront and tear down the racial and economic power structures that dominated the nation in the seventies and eighties.

"They have picked a very hard pack and I think they are trying to confront us in there.

I've been pursuing him for the last few days, trying to confront him and ask him about his worsening pattern of brutality.

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