Sentence examples for confront on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "confront on" is not correct or usable in written English.
To correctly use these words in a sentence, you would need to use "confront" as a verb and the preposition "with." For example, "She had to confront him with his bad behavior."
Murder by cop became an inescapable subject, and one he wanted to confront on its home turf.
LONDON — In his 60 years in the newspaper business, few moments can have been as charged for Rupert Murdoch as the one he seems likely to confront on Friday when he is scheduled to visit the London headquarters of his British newspaper arm, News International, where reporters and editors are said to be in a state of civil war against Mr. Murdoch and his executives.
The challenge for O'Malley is one that he's bound to confront on other issues as well.
"It's time to blast away the barriers that women confront on a daily basis.
Drug seizures, domestic violence, arson and methamphetamine addictions are all part of what they confront on the job.
Her solution, simple and straightforward, uncovered a reality I have yet to fully confront on my own.
Instead of playing politics, Philadelphia is confronting on-the-ground reality, fighting to get more food stamps to the poor.
As one goes through the uncollected and unpublished poems, one is confronted on every other page with first-rate work.
Bill Clinton said of the problems Mr. Obama confronted on taking office, "No one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years".
Almost no one refuses the police when confronted on the street or in a train or plane or train station.
And when confronted on the View, Beck's first instinct -- the correct one -- was to apologize.
