RUSSELL T DAVIES, perhaps the most admired writer and producer working in British television drama, was once confronted at a wedding by a fellow guest bristling with indignation about a scene in Mr. Davies's hugely successful, family-friendly science fiction series, "Doctor Who".
Once confronted at the border that had both internal and external meaning for his breakthrough, Jung was capable of interpreting the Shadow as a universal archetype.
Perhaps because I am not sure what a character is, I find especially moving those postmodern novels, such as Vladimir Nabokov's Pnin, Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie or José Saramago's The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis, in which we are confronted with characters at once real and unreal.
When she recounts them he doubts her sanity, but when the spookiness confronts them both at once he's forced to come round.
So Australia finds itself confronting a paradox at once peculiar and rare: one of the central threats to its continued prosperity is its continued prosperity, and the wage demands that have come with it.
He scrambled back to his car but soon encountered the suspects again at a nearby traffic light, where he confronted them once more, despite his injury.
Employers were often confronted by several unions at once, all demanding to bargain on behalf of workers.
History matching problems are typically underdetermined and are at once confronted with the problems of solution non-uniqueness, instability, and the ability to both reproduce field observations and provide a reliable forecast.
Both the AIDS virus and cancer cells can change DNA to dodge an effective drug, but are thought to perish if confronted with many drugs at once.
At home Peter was at once confronted by a row of illegitimate half brothers, led by Henry of Trastámara (later Henry II), who, to win support for his undefined ambitions, proclaimed himself defender of the magnates' privileges against the growing power of the crown.
Vivian confronted this question once before, with Chantelle.
