Sentence examples for confront at the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most frequent cost we confront at the Fortune Society with men returning from prison is child support.

"The challenges he will confront at the Department of Human Services are formidable, but he is well-equipped to meet them," he said in a statement.

More than that, before joining the Fed, he wrote extensively, in academic studies of both the Great Depression and modern Japan, about the exact problems he would confront at the end of 2008.

The pope was later caught on videotape dismissing objectors as "stupid" and "leftists". Now Francis is without a trusted adviser because of a scandal he has failed to confront at the highest levels.

That's why, with White Chalk, Harvey found her scariest skin yet: a pallid spectre who whispered of supernatural evil like a ghostly child, the kind of unearthly spirit you'd expect to confront at the end of The Turn of the Screw, or lurking in Mr Rochester's attic in Jane Eyre.

Abuse needs to be confronted at the supply pipeline also.

Confronted at the hustings by a man who suggested Bradford deserved better, Galloway let rip.

Initially there was speculation that the new pope might cancel because of the scandals he is confronting at the Vatican.

Even before the collapse, however, he had gone after Amorello, the official he confronted at the scene of the accident.

Mr. Ferris was then confronted at the meeting, attended by three ministers, Ms. Dickerman and another lay leader.

Confronted at the film screening about her supposed support for the East German system, the chancellor said she could rely only on her memories.