Sentence examples for confront though from inspiring English sources

There was a harder truth that I refused to confront, though.

Still other problems reflect the fact that existing systems analysts are trained preponderantly in the physical sciences and engineering and thus may not be well matched to the socioeconomic issues they are likely to confront, though most systems analysis groups working in socioeconomic questions try to balance their strength by adding appropriate missing skills.

When confronted, though, he did not want to deny it, so he did not say anything.

And at some point this must be confronted – though, as seen this week, it's easier for some on the political right to simply take to Twitter to incorrectly attack me on technicalities.

They are confronted, though, by terrible options.

Dorrian did not discuss the seriousness of the resistance the Iraqi lines are confronting, though he conceded some had encountered "tougher areas".

A current photograph of the author — who is clearly far from being an old lady — and her dynamic prose will help readers realize that the great questions she confronted, though they date back to a particular moment in history, are very much alive in 2012.

Employees were briefed ahead of time that they might be confronted, though the subcontractor I spoke with had "no indication what anyone might say or do".

What I have been confronted with, though, on a continual enough basis to make it undeniably some sort of social phenomenon, is the (at times) overwhelming presence of douchebaggery on the app.

President Barack Obama said the US will not "rule out anything" to confront Isis, though ground forces have been excluded.

President Barack Obama said the US will not "rule out anything" to confront Isis, though the White House clarified that "boots on the ground" are not an option.