Sentence examples for confronted earlier from inspiring English sources

Instead of helping the student or calling for an ambulance, Beard stumblingly intervenes to make it appear as if he has been murdered – as you would – so as to frame one of his wife's previous lovers, a thuggish builder whom Beard has confronted earlier in the novel.

Suppose that the Pence and Ramsey proposal adequately deals with the counter-example problems that confronted earlier probabilistic propensity definitions of fitness.

In those who are most vulnerable, substance abuse must be confronted early in adolescence, before it has set the stage for a lifetime of addiction.

"Time and again, she raises the sights to the moral and historic issues". She believes deeply that Adolf Hitler and other tyrants could have been deterred if confronted early, and has applied that view to her diplomacy in Yugoslavia.

It's a dangerous tactic that could prove brutally effective in other parliamentary systems like New Zealand's if the far right is not confronted early for its bigotry, regardless of how marginal its support may seem.

When Stingo is confronted early in "Sophie's Choice" with the story of Eddie Farrell's death on Okinawa, he confesses, "I could never get over the feeling that I had been deprived of something terrible and magnificent".

But as spring rolls into summer, Team Brooklyn has successfully accomplished its two initial goals: heading off the possibility of a serious challenge for the Democratic nomination and surviving a barrage of negative publicity that was inevitable at some stage, and which was, therefore, best confronted early on.

But when she is accidentally confronted early in the film by the fact that Dan is a user, this knowledge rolls around like a loose cannon in each of their lives, unnerving them with the possibility for positive and negative changes that they may not have the tools to encourage or prevent.

The first depends on the classical physiological aperture problem that confronts early cells in the vision system.

But wasn't this feeling of fear the exact feeling all heroes had to confront early in life?

I was cruelly forced to confront early all the consequences of heat: dandelions, deadheading and an alarmingly long list of overlooked pruning chores.