Sentence examples for confronted fully from inspiring English sources

After the House voted, President Bush said the support showed that "the gathering threat of Iraq must be confronted fully and finally".

"The truth is, this is an ugly story, and its ugliness must be told without fear or favor if we are to confront fully the demons of our past".

To confront them fully, where are we to turn except to their mutual power of illumination?

"At The Dartmouth Review," he wrote: "To confront liberalism fully we... had to subvert liberal culture, and this meant disrupting the etiquette of liberalism.

But I also want to know: How long will it take for our society to wake up, too — to confront rape fully and to do whatever we have to do to stop it?

In the exhibit, such images, including one in which a black woman is holding a placard that reads, "Atlanta's image is a fraud" as she confronts two fully costumed Klansmen, are marked "Unknown Photographer".

"We wanted to do a performance that confronted them more fully.

Might they be efforts to cover a cultural wound whose severity cannot be fully confronted?

Because he was not clear, the enemies of modernisation within his party were never fully confronted and defeated.

His parents grappled anew with sad truths they had never fully confronted and others they had never known.

The classical development of elasticity never fully confronted the problem of finite elastic straining, in which material fibres change their lengths by other than very small amounts.