Sentence examples for be to confront from inspiring English sources

The obvious but regrettably untested way would be to confront the graft more keenly.

I knew to ask them would be to confront my own old sorrows over again.

My first priority after taking office will be to confront these challenges forthrightly.

Far less easy would be to confront my own ingrained, unconscious prejudices about women who become victims of men they knew.

As a result, our economy is about as strong as it could be to confront the challenge our country now faces".

The idea appears to be to confront Ayatollah Khomeini with a choice between dealing with the moderates or facing military intervention and massive repression.

"The role of music and song is to confront things that can't be confronted directly.

The first step is to confront your own stuff".

"To confront drug trafficking in Peru is to confront Sendero," Mr. Aronson says.

After the phobia is properly identify the next step is to confront it.

"The policy is not to silence the critics, it's to confront violence," he says.