Mr. Levine answered that he was compelled to confront the question of Wagner on the composer's turf.
Ultimately, however, the military authorities were compelled to confront the deepening crisis, and in 1969 General Leonard Chapman conceded: "There is no question we've got a problem".
The official said Mr. Panetta was compelled to confront General Pasha after the C.I.A. alerted the Pakistanis about the existence of the bomb-making facilities several weeks ago and asked them to raid the locations.
Whites are angry that they are compelled to confront the phenomenon.
In the years since 9-11, every Muslim has been compelled to confront his or her identity.
Even Bennett said he was compelled to confront his alleged abuser after she came forward with her own #metoo story.
Urania is deeply troubled by the events of her past, and is compelled to confront her father Agustín about his role in those events.
The ultimate realization we are compelled to confront, in the face of private firefighting in Hidden Hills, is one that has plagued class society from its inception.
Despite Leo's initial hostility, and his desire to protect his mother (who is suffering from dementia) from disturbing memories they are compelled to confront their shared past and the story of Jessalyn's lifelong love slowly emerges.
What results are dynamic communities, robust public institutions and a political process whose foundations grow stronger when citizens are compelled to confront views from all perspectives, especially those they find reprehensible.
