Sentence examples for confronted again from inspiring English sources

When confronted again by the coroner, the moneylender gave a full confession.

The court is also very likely to be confronted again with the question of same-sex marriage.

Should we be confronted again with the necessity of intervention, that situation is likely to repeat itself.' S.Rep.No.229, 63d Cong., 2d Sess.

But Mr. Obama's next stop carried an echo of a current struggle, one that the president confronted again last week before leaving on his weeklong tour of Europe.

"Magic in the Moonlight," about a 1920s stage magician, is Woody Allen's first directorial release since he was confronted again with past personal accusations.

At first, Mr. Al-Fadl said, he denied taking money, but he was confronted again by two of Mr. bin Laden's top aides.

He imbued her not only with his own dreams of Paris, but also with a screwy conception of fraternité she is condemned to confront, again and again, in her adopted home country.

But when Tom dies in Iraq, Jack decides to have him buried in the old churchyard, where his family have always been buried, and the funeral forces him to confront again where he came from and what he left behind.

The reason the genres are horrible is because they are one-time writing assignments with narrowly specific requirements that the person expected to write one of them has never before encountered and will never confront again.

But, she said, Mrs. Edwards, who had had a lumpectomy to treat her breast cancer in 2004, grew enraged once again and confronted Mr. Edwards again.

Yet even though he uncovered every detail of her secret, and confronted her again and again, he still listened to her denials.