Sentence examples for confront a force from inspiring English sources
Spielberg declared to Reader's Digest that beside the work being a fantasy, the threat represented was real: "They are a wake-up call to face our fears as we confront a force intent on destroying our way of life".
Army officers said they were confronting a force of about 4,000 militants, who took advantage of a peace agreement in February to seize control of much of the district and its government buildings.
The British promptly confronted a force of 100 irregulars.
If the U.S. invades Iraq, American troops will confront an enemy force spread over roughly 167,000 square miles of mostly desert.
"It has come from time to time upon the free nations of the world, and it seems most especially on the United States of America, to be willing to employ the arsenal of democracy to confront force with force as a last resort," the congressman, Mike Pence, told his fellow representatives in a speech shortly before the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Upon returning to New York, Bratton confronted a police force that had serious issues.
In both realms he is forced to confront a fundamental moral question: When, if ever, is violence justified?
They summoned Papandreou to Cannes, determined to make the point – even if it meant using brute force to confront a democratically elected leader facing a population already seething over the price of such aid.
So you see, while I am very uncomfortable when forced to confront a terrible reality that I can generally avoid, my friends and neighbors of color are forced to confront it every day. .
