Sentence examples for been confronting from inspiring English sources
verb
To stand or meet facing, especially in competition, hostility or defiance; to come face to face with; to oppose; to challenge.
- We should confront him about the missing money.
Yet the legal industry itself has been confronting great pressures.
How many armed men have the security forces been confronting?
The questions have been confronting law enforcement officials for years.
We were ignoring our issues at the exact time that we should have been confronting them.
All year, McMorris Rodgers has been confronting pointed questions about her support for Trump's policies.
Jake was rescued by his girlfriend and has been confronting his depression ever since.
Lately, he has been confronting middle age and mortality without letting himself off the hook.
A fact that entertainment industry magazine Variety has been confronting its readers with since 2014.
Instead, he has been rounding up activists calling for such changes almost as vigorously as he has been confronting corruption.
Of course, Dewey's managing partners may have been confronting the realities of a vastly more competitive market for professional services.
Chicago officials, who have been confronting a spike in homicides, have also reckoned with the fallout from the McDonald video.
