Sentence examples for confront unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

The point is, giving people easy opt outs for types of content that might push them outside their comfort zone and force them to confront unfamiliar ideas or encounter a different or difficult perspective just offers a self-enabled filter bubble (alongside the algorithmic filter Facebook users get pushed inside when inside Facebook, thanks to its default setting).

Moreover, in the absence of a zinc supply, they were forced to confront unfamiliar minerals, in particular those containing iron.

But our job also requires that we confront the unfamiliar and, occasionally, the unsafe.

Should they win in November, Obama and these new advisers will confront an unfamiliar conundrum in American politics, which is how to be president of the United States and, by default, the most powerful voice in black America at the same time.

The tango came from a similar clash: lonely European immigrants confronting an unfamiliar Latin American culture.

There are two schools of thought about how to proceed when confronted with unfamiliar music, particularly a new piece.

With the number of jobs shrinking, housing prices falling and debt levels swelling, the same nation that pioneered the no-money-down mortgage suddenly confronts an unfamiliar imperative: more Americans must live within their means.

If the election follows the model of the 2005 vote, Iraqis will vote for long lists of candidates from the main parties (confronting many unfamiliar names) and there will be no allowance for the direct election of members of the Parliament who would represent a given area or district.

WASHINGTON - Flying fatigued and confronting an unfamiliar situation are ingredients for seizing on the wrong solution in an urgent situation and sticking with it, an aviation psychologist said Thursday at a National Transportation Safety Board hearing into the crash of a commuter plane near Buffalo that left 50 dead.

We assess the relevance of trust as a social mechanism in terms of its impact as an action-enabling mechanism for electricity consumers confronted with unfamiliar complexity and facing unprecedented decision-making and reflexivity in smart grids [58].

Given the increasing worldwide clinical implementation of cardiac CT for coronary artery evaluation, radiologists can, incidentally, be confronted with unfamiliar and previously unsuspected non-coronary cardiac pathologies, including congenital morphological defects.