Sentence examples for confronted everything from inspiring English sources
The Tricycle theatre has confronted everything from institutional racism (The Colour of Justice) to Afghanisatan (The Great Game).
Fellow coaches were stunned by the diagnosis of dementia but hardly surprised that Summitt approached it the way she confronted everything else — head-on, open, resolute, determined to keep coaching.
"Syrians will give their answer to all the American pressure and all the injustices we have been subjected to, and to all the suffering of the Palestinians by saying yes to the president: he has confronted everything that is evil".
Initially a serious space adventure, Lost in Space became increasingly silly during its three-year run as the Robinsons confronted everything from interstellar hillbillies to sentient vegetables.
He makes you confront everything and find a solution".
To find it, we have to confront everything in the work that is the opposite.
To hold this position with conviction, she had to confront everything that Danny had gone through.
For four generations, one Stevenson followed another into the business, confronting everything the filthy sea could throw at them.
For instance, in addition to Daily Comment, which usually concerns itself with political matters, we will also feature a Daily Cultural Comment, a regular column in which our critics and other writers confront everything from the latest debates over the impact of technology to the latest volume from Chicago, Oslo, or Lima and the ongoing sagas of Don Draper, Daenerys Targaryen, and Hannah Horvath.
From day one, Benson's attachment to and concern about sexual assault cases was evident: despite confronting everything from serial rapists to bona fide psychopaths (shout out to Orange is the New Black star Pablo Schrieber's guest role last season), she has managed to not only keep it together, but to thrive in trauma's wake.
Scientists and engineers tend to understand the difference between "long-term versus short-term thinking," which is needed to confront everything from environmental problems to federal retirement funds.
