Sentence examples for confront in a from inspiring English sources

"The Guards will firmly confront in a revolutionary way rioters and those who violate the law".

"The Guards will firmly confront in a revolutionary manner rioters and all those who violate the law," the notice said.

The way young people are treated in our criminal justice system is something I have been forced to confront in a profoundly personal way.

But we also understand the problem that any judge would confront in a terrorism case in determining whether providing a lawyer was feasible under the circumstances overseas.

Moreover, the present we confront in a blackout is transformed; the world has the same shapes but different shadows and a new soundscape.

It also is particularly conspicuous given the enormous financing difficulties that many budding Chinese entrepreneurs confront in a society that still officially discourages real capitalism.

Selye (1976) concluded that the influence of stressors on a person depends on the number of stressors that must be confronted in a time, the duration of confrontation and existence of previous experience with the same stressors [ 23].

In January her teenage son was confronted in a nightclub and beaten.

He will not be intimidated when confronted in a tough, physical game".

He called for confronting "in a public forum the cultural consequences of basic religious decisions".

Veloso said none of these things happened and the swimmers were not confronted in a violent manner.