Sentence examples for confront doubts from inspiring English sources

Now she will confront doubts about her emotional fitness.

THE NEW NORMAL "With firms like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley reporting weak results for last year, Wall Street is having to confront doubts about itself".

New Normal on Wall Street: Smaller and Restrained  |  With firms like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley reporting weak results for last year, Wall Street is having to confront doubts about itself.

To the Editor: Re "Democrats in Senate Confront Doubts at Home on Gun Laws" (front page, Jan . 24: Some Democrats, especially in rural states, fear repercussions at the voting booth if they support legislation limiting any level of gun control.

It was for dealing with suffering; plumbing the conscience; confronting doubts about God.

As fears of fresh offshoring prompted by TPP and TTIP emerge, Obama confronted doubts, promising a new and improved deal.

The company is also confronting doubts about its growth prospects and a controversy over its accounting practices that has generated shareholder lawsuits.

REUTERS   Role Reversal for Bank of America and Citigroup  |  Going into earnings season, two big banks have new roles in the eyes of investors: Bank of America, which last year faced concerns about its health, has rallied this year, while Citigroup now confronts doubts, The New York Times reports.

Kernberg argued that confronting, doubting, and pathologizing the narcissist was the only way to win.

The prime-time speech from New Orleans was timed to confront growing doubts over his leadership abilities, after the stuttering federal response to Katrina's impact.

Mrs. Clinton moved on several fronts on Monday to confront nagging doubts about her candidacy, despite her comfortable lead in many swing-state polls.