Sentence examples for both confrontations from inspiring English sources

Strauss's Tod und Verklärung and Mozart's Requiem, both confrontations with mortality, formed the programme, planned long in advance: it would be hard, however, to imagine a finer memorial.

After both confrontations, Delsin defends the Conduits from Reggie, who initially views them as "freaks", and can choose to either redeem or corrupt them.

The most constructive way of regulating team members' emotions is by establishing norms in the group for both confrontation and caring.

The answer from the Russian perspective is full of contradictions, and both confrontation and cooperation are possible between the two nations.

Both confrontation naming and semantic verbal fluency are dependent on semantic information (previously learnt general factual information) (Tulving, 1972) and therefore these tests are relatively resistant to attentional impairments since encoding of such information would have taken place in the pre-morbid state.

In both major confrontations with the Iraqi army, the militias were forced to negotiate and abandon their weapons.

Game of Thrones is often accused of being all spectacle and no subtlety but this confrontation, which both disturbed and satisfied, was a clever reminder that the most devastating moments are not always played out on the battlefield.

But while DS B is genetically identical to his brother, he's spiritually identical to me, and we both loathe confrontation.

Of course not". But while DS B is genetically identical to his brother, he's spiritually identical to me, and we both loathe confrontation.

By the 1990s, with the Cold War confrontation over, both the missile warheads and artillery shells were withdrawn.

The draw already made means that the winners of the other two quarterfinals -- both Anglo-Irish confrontations -- will get to play in their own countries.