Sentence examples for confronted this month from inspiring English sources

When confronted this month with indisputable evidence of years of double-crossing us and the world, the Communist North headed by Kim's dictator son said, in effect, "Sure we did -- and your nosiness means that the deal is now nullified".

But when confronted this month with substantiation of bribery attempts to influence FIFA's coming election for president, he could not ignore it, the official, Chuck Blazer, said in a brief telephone interview from Zurich, where FIFA has its headquarters.

There was the man, identified only as Kuldip, confronted last month by two thugs while talking on his cellphone.

Olly Robbins was overheard by an ITV News journalist in a Brussels hotel bar suggesting that MPs would be confronted next month with a "significant" delay to Brexit if they did not vote for the prime minister's deal.

When he was confronted last month on separate allegations of corruption around the payment of $30m in compensation to private individuals, he dismissed the allegations and was quoted telling reporters: "I am here.

However, when confronted last February, Mr. Sutera denied under oath that he had been given a copy of the test beforehand, according to the release.

When a plainclothes anticrime team confronted him last month, he refused to go.

Police officers in Charlotte, North Carolina say they confronted Keith Lamont Scott earlier this month after allegedly observing him in a car with a suspected marijuana blunt and a handgun.

Reporters confronted Sanders earlier this month about why she falsely told them that Trump did not reimburse his lawyer, Michael Cohen, for $130,000 in hush money to adult-film star Stormy Daniels just before the November 2016 election.

The problem is there is a significant element of risk in confronting Spain and France next month, then Germany and even an ailing Netherlands in March.

Google will have its first turn before a legislative panel to confront surveillance questions next month.