Sentence examples for confront so much from inspiring English sources

And since I've never been one to confront so much as a splinter with a modicum of dignity, I was writhing in agony.

And sons and daughters like me would not have to confront so much decrepitude and mortality, the realities that keep my visits too brief and infrequent.

Not since the Great Depression has the nation's financial industry confronted so much bad P.R.

What I liked about "Waltz with Bashir" is that it confronts so much and, whatever Boaz says, resolves so little.

The weak-hearted and modern-day culture Pharisees may never get past the shock of confronting so much of the art that the abstractionists were rebelling against in a great museum created as a shrine to 20th-century abstraction.

The weak-hearted and modern-day culture Pharisees may never get past the shock of confronting so much of the art that the abstractionists were rebelling against in a museum created as a shrine to 20th-century abstraction.

The weak-hearted and modern-day cultural Pharisees may never get past the shock of confronting so much of the art that the abstractionists were rebelling against in a museum created as a shrine to 20th-century abstraction.

"New Muslim Cool" possesses a kind of beauty that sneaks up on you: it is in Hamza's humility, in the dignity with which he confronts so much of his misfortune, in his commitment to rehabilitating drug dealers because, in his mind, no one else will.

We weren't, after all, among the locals — the evacuated, the suffering, those confronting so much loss, and those who are already at work trying to heal a community.

But, absurd or not, something serious was going on, and it was a mistake not to confront not so much the foolishness of the fiction about his being born in Kenya as the racism that fiction indulged.

The mind collapses when confronted with so much geography.