Sentence examples for confronted in class from inspiring English sources
"Students had to fight to talk freely about the war," she recounted, "and, being confronted in class by the emotions of the teachers, there wasn't any space to feel for ourselves".
"Britten was writing about the world he confronted in 1947, particularly the class and generational conflict.
The British aristocrat accused of trafficking £4.7m worth of cocaine into Kenya has been confronted in court with the 100kg haul of class A drugs.
First, people will usually respond when confronted in person.
Problems confronted in previous fertility studies are also obvious here.
Also virtually unmentioned in these reports are the added challenges that teachers in disadvantaged communities must confront: In addition to contending with enormous class sizes, they must also address the needs of a growing population of students who are either English language learners, learning disabled, or the "reluctant" learners of whom I speak.
The vast majority of those interviews were conducted by Jennifer Silva, herself a millennial and first-generation college graduate whose 2013 book, Coming Up Short, vividly chronicled the series of indignities and dead ends that working-class young adults confront in America's economic and educational mazes.
He claimed her resentment would be further fuelled by the sight of her child's nursery class with an overworked teacher confronted by a class of 30 that in total spoke 15 different languages at home.
The ultimate realization we are compelled to confront, in the face of private firefighting in Hidden Hills, is one that has plagued class society from its inception.
Jody takes Aria's phone in the middle of class and confronts her after class about texting gossip about her during class.
