Sentence examples for began confronting from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, young surgeons in the armed forces began confronting problems that would have daunted their elders.

And Facebook began confronting concerns that it was a harmful force in society.

He then began confronting Mr. Putin, newly installed as Russia's president, more directly and persistently.

Monday's clashes began when youths began confronting police officers who had been sent to provide more security.

Such shelters are extremely rare nationwide, activists say, because Muslim Americans only recently began confronting the issue of spousal abuse.

But in his final works, as plague swept Venice, Titian, then in his mid-eighties, began confronting darker themes, including his own mortality.

The new Court will then begin confronting the Trump agenda.

Universities like ours have produced much of the research supporting that consensus, as well as many of the emerging ideas helping us to begin confronting that challenge.

It was time for the Supreme Court today to begin confronting the practical implications of the sharp new direction it took two years ago in criminal sentencing.

But unlike many of the countries in the world that have already begun confronting obesity, South Africa is already facing a full-fledged health crisis.

I opened the book while waiting for a show to begin, confronting my GCSE French skills head on and praying that the people next to me didn't think I was being an unsociable pretentious plonker.