Sentence examples for confront boldly from inspiring English sources

The other reaction was to mock darkness and fear, by singing songs about the spirits which personified it (in Wales, for example, the tail-less black sow and the White Lady), or dressing up as them: in other words, to confront boldly the terrors of the season now arriving.

What is required now is for this country to pull together, confront boldly the challenges we face, and take responsibility for our future once more.

In addressing our nation this week, President Barack Obama called on us to "confront boldly the challenges we face, and take responsibility for our future once more".

In other books, he questioned his "militarist revolutionary" past (in the '60s and'70s), confronting boldly his own mistakes -- his deep disbelief in democracy, plotting coups, his experience as newspaper editor, etc.

Russia cannot be expelled from these bodies, but it can be confronted more boldly.

Her sentences artfully waffle between strident and unsure, declarative and grasping at loose metaphors, like a teen making sense of the world, confronting it boldly as a test.

As the Rutgers campus publicly mourns Clementi, the injustice he suffered due to his sexual orientation is clear and the students have been confronting it boldly.

"It was time to boldly confront the facts," he said.

When do leaders boldly confront foreign threats and when are they less assertive?

Welby called the consecration of both women a historic occasion and said they would "proclaim the gospel boldly, confront injustice and work for righteousness and peace in all the world".

And to every man (yes, you're an equally important part of the solution), I invite you to reflect on where your biases may be perpetuating the challenges women face, and to not only encourage the women you work and live with to confront them more boldly, but to take on some of those "women's chores" and offer the practical help so many women find in such short supply on the homefront.