Sentence examples for are confronted in a from inspiring English sources

"Concetto Spaziale, le Chiese di Venezia," which went for £4.45 million, is a square composition in which two yellow crescent moons are confronted in a nondescript space painted a deep purple.

If you are confronted in a non-dormitory setting and campus police approach you with a cup in your hand while your hanging around outside, dump it out and say you were leaving.

Sarah and her husband, heedless tourists out for a walk in the sand, are confronted in an instant with a choice: Save the girls at great personal cost or ignore them.

Selye (1976) concluded that the influence of stressors on a person depends on the number of stressors that must be confronted in a time, the duration of confrontation and existence of previous experience with the same stressors [ 23].

In January her teenage son was confronted in a nightclub and beaten.

A change of direction is imperative if the challenge of climate change is to be confronted in a credible manner.

There's a difference, for example, between saying that someone should be confronted in a public place and saying that it's good when someone is assaulted.

The referees aught to know the difference, and where the arbiters err they should be confronted in a private room with video evidence.

These types of decisions often need to be confronted in a data-limited context, where few if any management measures are currently in place or fisheries are managed independent of adequate scientific advice.

A month later, a woman was confronted in a Haight Street bar for filming with Google Glass, and, in April, a Business Insider reporter had the glasses torn off his face as he walked down the street.

Perhaps it's no surprise – an octogenarian sister-in-law of mine was confronted in a Cambridge hospital after a serious car accident by a furious nurse, who said: "You have lodged a complaint against me".