Sentence examples for attempt to confront from inspiring English sources
In a way, it was an attempt to confront some of my fears as a husband and as a father.
More specifically, the book is an attempt to confront the phobia that people have of discussions of human nature.
A handful of fans have to be restrained by police as they attempt to confront the manager.
It is a solid attempt to confront a chronic suburban problem and deserves wholehearted support in Albany.
Coe thickens the texture with a sub-plot involving Thomas's mother-in-law's attempt to confront the gruesome past when German soldiers razed her idyllic Belgian village.
It was an attempt to "confront" the great landscape artists's vision with images from earlier, wilder times but also from contemporary, more democratic times.
Attempts to confront the void so often seem hollow.
Police made 10 arrests as the two groups attempted to confront each other.
He reportedly attempted to confront the hecklers, and had to be restrained by security guards.
The comments come as America attempts to confront its culture of gun violence with new legislation.
A few riders fell, including Philippe Gilbert of BMC Racing, who attempted to confront the owners of the dog.
