Sentence examples for confront head-on from inspiring English sources

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" might be one of the most apolitical on television – except for one issue, which Senator John McCain had to confront head-on during his appearance today.

London has the talent, the imagination and the wealth to confront head-on the issues that hold our city back.

But as evidence has emerged suggesting the People's Liberation Army is linked to hacking, the China connection has become harder for the administration not to confront head-on.

Ms. Rose credits the "gorgeous imagery" of Ms. Cook's novel with inspiring her to confront, head-on, the poignancy - and often, brutality - of death.

John Hutton, the work and pensions secretary, has said that welfare reforms must "confront head-on the 'can work, won't work culture' in our country".Not before time Labour is confronting its own "can reform, won't reform" culture.

Senior Pentagon officials and military officers reaffirmed their decision to "confront head-on and defeat" the militiamen loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, the Shiite cleric leading an insurrection across southern Iraq.

The Taliban must be confronted head-on.

We are confronting head-on the things we got wrong".

And it means confronting head-on the poisonous Islamist extremist ideology".

These are problems that cannot be confronted head-on with another armed force.

Fish confronts head-on the objection of many readers that "nothing happens" in Milton's poetry.