Sentence examples for appear to confront from inspiring English sources

The most refreshing views of Cuba are those devoid of romance, particularly those in which the subjects appear to confront the camera.

As leading East Asian latecomer firms begin to compete on the basis of new product development and in-house research and development (R&D), they appear to confront a difficult strategic dilemma.

The trailer follows images released from the new season which saw Larry appear to confront Piper after the couple split up and Piper rekindled things with Alex.   Orange Is The New Black returns to Netflix on 6 June, 2014, when all 13 episodes will be set live in one go.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office released a photo of multiple leaders appearing to confront a displeased Trump.

Hadeel al-Hashlamon, a university student, was photographed appearing to confront soldiers minutes before she was shot on Tuesday morning.

His failure appeared to confront President Clinton and Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright with two options: either to try to exert greater pressure on Mr. Netanyahu by making their proposals public, or to abandon the role of mediator.

A high school student seen with classmates appearing to confront a Native American veteran has issued a statement saying that video footage of the incident gave the false impression that the teens were instigators in the confrontation.

At his sixth press conference since taking office in 1958, Gen. de Gaulle ranged widely over international problems and issues — and what emerged appears to confront the Kennedy administration in Washington with something of an "agonizing reappraisal" of its policies in Europe.

In his second novel, Mark T. Mustian appears to confront an enormous subject: the Turkish deportation of Armenians during World War I, when hundreds of thousands died amid a hellish march into Syria — an expulsion that has, outside Turkey, often been labeled as genocide.

Players then bundled into the net and an away fan appeared to confront Cox.

Canonical quantum gravity, in its loop formulation or otherwise, has to date been of greater interest to philosophers because it appears to confront fundamental questions in a way that string theory, at least in its perturbative guise, does not — certainly, it does so more explicitly and in language more amenable to philosophers.