Drunk and furious, Malcolm confronted Hester in front of his house.
"I don't know what their expectations were," Mr. Kaufmann said, "but one waiter confronted me in front of the entire staff with an absolutely ludicrous number.
After I was molested by an American tourist who'd become friends with my parents, instead of taking me to somewhere nobody could hear, she confronted me in front of my sisters and brothers.
Still, police officers patrolled the iron fence that surrounds the school and teachers remained on edge, trying to grasp how a woman with a public history of mental illness had managed to buy a gun a week earlier and amazed that the gun, when pointed at administrators who confronted her in front of the school on Monday, did not fire.
Ms. Balbert got Officer Moreno to concede that when the woman confronted him in front of his precinct station house 10 days after their encounter, he did not tell her several of the things he testified had happened: that she danced against him with only her bra on, that he had to reject her, that she was being flirty and that she was underneath the bed covers.
At the Christmas pageant her husband confronted me in front of my mother, seeking an apology.
So she confronted me in front of the bathroom and we got into a fight right away.
In October, Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) and state Sens. Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens) and Kevin de Le¿n (D-Los Angeles) confronted regulators in front of an angry crowd at Resurrection Church in Boyle Heights, demanding that officials do everything in their power to protect the public.
We also asked people what they'd do if they were having a conversation with a family friend who said something they considered as being xenophobic: 72percentt said they would confront them in front of everyone; 12 percent said they would confront them in private; 15 percent said they wouldn't confront them at all.
I figured he was like most athletes who only confront writers in front of teammates so they can gain strength in numbers.
