When that happens Louise will be (you guessed it) forced to confront her faults and flaws, all of which the filmmakers will have laid out on the table with the careful attention of autopsy attendants.
What makes America great, what makes Americans unique, is the willingness of fair-minded people to expose and openly confront our faults and seek to overcome them.
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When you have to confront your child about a mistake, avoid excessive blaming, criticizing, or fault-finding, which undermine self-esteem and can lead to resentment.
After the trial, the political stains of the scandal will remain, forcing the party to confront the major divisions in society whose fault lines have been exposed by the case.
The Hummingbirds' longtime lead singer, Ira Tucker Sr., 78, who joined the group in 1938, still proselytizes in a hearty, stalwart baritone, and bluesy songs like "When I Go Away," "Nobody's Fault" and "Too Many Troubles" confront death with unshakable faith.
Secular groups have faulted Ennahda for failing to confront the hard-liners, or for secretly supporting them.
And anyone who isn't able to get coverage because of the exchanges' problems could confront the prospect of tax penalties through no fault of their own.
It's their fault, not yours, and if it's not your fault, try confronting them alone and see what's up with how they treat you, and if there is a way to solve this problem.
The report faults the United States for failing to confront the Saudis, saying American government officials have asserted that Saudi Arabia is cooperating on stopping terrorist financing "when they know very well all the ways in which it is not".
When the Quales confront Steve's aunt, she tells them it's their fault for letting Lily go wild.
