Sentence examples for confronted but from inspiring English sources

Group level confrontations are powerful not only for the person being confronted, but for the addicts doing the confronting.

Gessen offers the prehistory of Pussy Riot and their trial, including the art collective Voina – to which some Pussy Riot members belonged: "they wanted to confront a language of lies that had once been effectively confronted but had since been reconstructed and reinforced, discrediting the language of confrontation itself.

Adversity confronted, but not overcome; a net gain of zero.

"We agree that threat must be confronted, but sometimes differ on the means.

Pearson admitted he is likely to remain combative if confronted but conceded he knows when he is wrong.

The categories allow works from different continents and cultures to be confronted, but they also serve as a guide for interpreting individual pieces.

It is a subject he seems to want to confront, but knows only how to avoid.

There are many issues to confront, but they are not insurmountable.

For the Obama Administration, such official connections make something like the Kabul Bank scandal difficult to confront but impossible to ignore.

He does have a City Council to confront, but at this point the primary hurdle is probably one guy, Alderman Edward Burke.

It requires recognizing that there are in fact dangers that we must confront, but we are safer when we confront them together.