Sentence examples for confronted nothing from inspiring English sources

Family dysfunction is the common denominator, or square root of all addictive behavior, and until it is brought to the forefront and confronted nothing will change.

Who was the first artist to confront nothing?

Tory backbenchers lined up to praise his energy and leadership during the period when luckier souls were confronted by nothing more than excess turkey.

A 19-year-old prostitute is the central character of this novel in which an empty and befouled late Victorian world is successfully confronted by nothing more than wit, determination and a good heart.

Wrong answer: we often don't know; walking around with an attitude about a situation that you haven't confronted does nothing to alleviate your stress or theirs.

A corporal did the inspecting, which, with each man he confronted, was nothing less than a pas de deux.

At some level we still know they're made of pure nothing, but we prefer not to think about that.And yet more and more, we're confronted with the nothing.

In February, confronted by evidence that nothing had been done, the court declared: "We are not satisfied".

He said the pattern continued against other teams' top hitters, and when Teixeira confronted him, Padilla said nothing.

The Great Recession and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, arguably the toughest problems we've confronted in decades, are nothing if not spectacularly complicated.

Some people end up doing nothing when confronted with the need to pick savings goals, select appropriate asset allocations, screen investment choices and rebalance their portfolios regularly.