Sentence examples for both confronted from inspiring English sources

And shortly after taking office, both confronted extraordinary national security challenges.

Slavery and the Democratic Conscience explains how northern men both confronted and accommodated slavery as they joined the Democratic-Republican cause.

But when the young black man stood up to talk, a group of Southern slaveholders, on their way to Britain for vacation or business or both, confronted him.

Carlucci and Riboud have both confronted the key social or environmental issue in their industry (in Danone's case, obesity and unhealthful food consumption; in Natura's, deforestation and poverty) and redirected their company's strategy to tackle it.

Mr. Bush and his national security advisers -- including Gen. Colin L. Powell, now secretary of state, and Vice President Dick Cheney, who both confronted Iraq as top defense officials 10 years ago -- have talked tough about containing President Hussein.

Moyes found himself both confronted by problems he could anticipate and ambushed by those he couldn't.

Both confront, with insight, audacity, and style, one of the fundamental challenges of the modern cinema.

Mr. Sheinkman was known for being able to both confront and cooperate.

Like Nan Goldin, Davis knows how to both confront and seduce the camera, and her strong persona is inspiring.

We had to both confront the recession and make preparations for the volatility in the price of gold and platinum".

There are echoes of Mr. Wolfe's seminal play "The Colored Museum" in "Neighbors": both confront archetypes and stereotypes of black people from different eras of American life.