Sentence examples for confront a conflict from inspiring English sources

It also forced her to confront a conflict: was she an innovator or a conformist?

Those who knew Pitino and Donovan then must confront a conflict of emotions Saturday, when one is certain to win at the other's expense.

It is a key tactic when a scientist confronts a conflict between science and myth.

Likewise, some forms of depression are a rational response to a bad situation you need to address: maybe it's time to leave a relationship, or confront an inner conflict.

What's more, he will be forced to confront a long-standing conflict he's had with Kwabena, a family feud that is not-so-subtly echoed in the Spanish telenovelas Esi watches on TV with her grandmother.

Many parents confront a blizzard of conflicting literature on how to treat their children or where to go for help.

Kim's visit comes at a time of heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula, coinciding with reports that a North Korean cabinet official who led talks with the South, has been executed, and as Seoul and Washington announced a joint naval exercise designed to remind Pyongyang of the formidable military forces it would confront should a conflict break out.

Indeed, in Brooklyn, many veteran lawyers say, relationships are so entangled that dozens of judges and lawyers can hardly walk into a courtroom without confronting a potential conflict of interest.

It confronts a similar conflict between law and life, and between procedural justice and the sentiment of actual justice; and it similarly tells the secret inner story behind a journalistically solidified public event.

Each of the three women has a particular conflict to confront, a particular focus in the struggle for equality.

Unlike too many comic book films where the hero must stop a problem of his or her own making or confront an intrinsically personal conflict, this film presents a variation on a real-world catastrophe and allows its superheroes to save the world from an outside threat.