Sentence examples for confront the damage from inspiring English sources
The four acts form the movements of a colossal symphony, dominated by a massive choral adagio, complete with echoes of Britten's War Requiem, for the scenes in the trenches, while a dessicated, eerie scherzo forms the basis of the hospital scene in which Harry and Teddy begin to confront the damage they have suffered.
During Benedict's tenure, multiple priest abuse scandals rocked the church in several nations, and Francis will have to confront the damage done to the church's reputation.
Memory belongs to the 'now', and the poet has a responsibility to link the two, to bring positive change and confront the damages done".
Healing Voices confronts the damage done by the fear of our humanity and the fear of truth.
In The White Card, a one-act play, she continues to dissect American racism with a razor-sharp pen, confronting the damage inflicted by comfortable, un-self-reflective white privilege.
Confronting the damages in the storm's aftermath, Airport General Manager James Howes was quoted by the news media as saying, "My heart sank when I first saw the Airport that morning.
The National Football League has been forced — by sheer empirical evidence that its money and power cannot obscure — to confront the brain damage and rapid deterioration from the essential act of that sport: one brute slamming into another.
In the past, people did not want to confront the consequences of brain damage".
"The damage we've done to the planet, and our refusal to confront that damage, constitutes nothing less than a monumental crime against humanity," he told the floor.
Suddenly the Yankees and their fans must confront the rigidity of Roger Clemens's damaged right hamstring, and they have been given a rather curt reminder that the Mariners won 116 games during the regular season by performing exactly like this.
Given the resulting damage, isn't it time, finally, to honestly confront the dozen devils, and to discuss how to reverse the damage, by undoing the deals?
