Sentence examples for confronted by the same from inspiring English sources

Andrew M. Cuomo arrived in Albany confronted by the same obstacles that had stymied his predecessors.

In Rome, Stephen, confronted by the same problem, decided that all baptism in the name of the Trinity was valid.

Whoever is elected, however, will be confronted by the same parliament – the same lack of majority for anything, the same divisions on his or her own benches.

"True, our players may earn a few more dollars than the average person, but they're still confronted by the same issues".

When she talks about her death, she does so cogently, her words deeply felt; she is confronted by the same questions and longings that confront us.

Confronted by the same enemy, people -- even the French and the Americans -- are inclined to close ranks, and there is some evidence they are already doing so.

So I looked out of the window again, only to be confronted by that same eerie light, this time accompanied, ominously and unmistakably, by a cloud of smoke that rose like a shroud over the rooftops.

The new Syriza government will be confronted by the many of the same significant challenges that it faced throughout the year, including a migrant and refugee crisis on its shores, a crippled economy and massive rates of unemployment.

The question is the same one confronted by the region's stalled political revolutions: can you liberate people who don't want your brand of liberation?

Each day, they are confronted by their failure, in the same old faces back in the dock, the same old stories from the new faces.

After trying to justify his actions to the dead souls of his former guests, Jerry is confronted by Satan (portrayed by the same actor who played Jonathan) and urged to perform a special segment of his show down in Hell -- where all the necessary cue cards await him.