Sentence examples for bit confronted from inspiring English sources

We oblige, both feeling a bit confronted, but silently acknowledging that it seems the respectful thing to do.

It seems distant and even a bit confronting.

By prolonging Brundle's devolution -- and forcing both Veronica and the audience to witness its incremental progress -- the director gives himself the opportunity to, bit by bit, confront the relationship between the corporeal and the intangible.

With a brain already full of well-connected pathways, adult learners should "jiggle their synapses a bit" by confronting thoughts that are contrary to their own, says Dr. Taylor, who is 66.

I think with any group session the very first session was a little bit, not confronting for me but we hadn't quite gelled as a group and that's to be expected.

Just as myself and my mates did in 1981, they felt a bit foolish when confronted and slunk away home.

The interviewed patients may have felt a bit daunted when confronted with the word directly.

"The Iranians are admitting to the dimensions of their program bit by bit, as they are confronted with individual pieces of evidence," said one senior American official involved in the investigations of the nuclear trading network set up by Abdul Qadeer Khan, the father of the Pakistani bomb.

It's a bit awe-inspiring to be confronted with a number like that — a number far more comprehensible than yesterday's deceptively complex statement about the amount of data we're producing daily.

On this score, I am confident that he will do a better job than he did in Denver, when he appeared a bit discombobulated after being confronted with Mitt the Moderate rather than Mitt the Severely Conservative.

(Brantley) Last Chance 'THE DEAR BOY' An uptight English teacher learns to cut loose, at least a bit, when he's confronted with an unflattering portrait written by a gifted but troubled student.