Sentence examples for being confronted at from inspiring English sources
(Upon being confronted at the trial with the Löwenherz report, Eichmann did not deny that he had enlisted Dr. Löwenherz's help; it was one of the few moments when he appeared genuinely embarrassed).
Even after being confronted at the hotel, Edwards refused to confirm the affair or paternity.
And that hypothetical question is one with which plaintiff would necessarily be confronted at a trial.
We are confronted, at last, with the question of Oppenheimer's soul.
Leahy had been called by everybody from his father's hospice administrator to a former President, and he was confronted at the Ben & Jerry's ice-cream social.
In particular, in the two most important and sensitive areas of public policy, education and health, those forces have barely been confronted at all.
He was confronted at 115 East 21st Street, steps from his destination, by an armed Goldsborough, who shouted, "Here you go!" before pulling the trigger.
Terrorism must be confronted at every level, combated through all means (intelligence, military, the police, policies that favor social integration) but it cannot, as Trump insists, be eradicated.
Soon afterward, on May 29 , 1970 as Dr. Medvedev recounted in his book "A Question of Madness," he was confronted at his home by two psychiatrists accompanied by several police officers.
