Sentence examples for confronted questions from inspiring English sources
The Connecticut Supreme Court has confronted questions that legal cases seldom answer: Is capital punishment moral?
They confronted questions about space, time, and matter in a philosophical way.
In recent weeks Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan Chase, has confronted questions about whether his bank should be broken up.
Mr. Romney confronted questions about his Mormonism directly in 2007, giving a speech in December of that year as he made his first bid for the White House.
In the past week alone, she confronted questions about her husband's Christian counseling center, her decision to switch churches and now, her medical history.
Throughout his time in public life, Mr. Obama has confronted questions about whether he was too detached, too analytical, too intellectual.
The city sent its Violent Crimes Suppression Unit into poorer neighborhoods and stopped, confronted, questioned, and searched nearly everyone they encountered.
They are confronting questions they never imagined.
Others confront questions about whether they are truly disabled.
[Burlington Free Press] Police continue to confront questions of crowd control at Zuccotti.
Mr. Cohen said today that it was important to confront questions of accountability.
