Sentence examples for confronted this question from inspiring English sources

Mary Czerwinski first confronted this question while working, oddly enough, in outer space.

Kant confronted this question, arguing that special marital rights were morally necessary for permissible sex.

Vivian confronted this question once before, with Chantelle.

Last week, the AFL-CIO confronted this question: How can American unions reconsolidate people power and build a 21st century union movement that is broader than its membership?

On Monday, June 1 at 9/8 central on HBO, one brave woman confronted this question in the award-winning film The Lion's Mouth Opens, a short documentary about actress and filmmaker Marianna Palka's journey into genetic testing based on her family's history of Huntington's disease.

The Torah reading this morning tells us a complicated story that confronts this question.

Part way through writing "Ravelstein," Bellow made an effort to confront this question.

Schlosser comes closest to confronting this question in his brief essay on the migrant workforce in the Californian strawberry fields.

In the face of this crisis, researchers, policymakers, insurance carriers, doctors and hospital administrators are confronting this question with more urgency now than ever.

Administration officials said the military was reluctant to confront this question, which would force an argument between the Air Force and the Navy over what weapons would be sacrificed, particularly since there was a feeling that reductions of this magnitude would not be agreed to in the Geneva talks.

"I believe that society needs to confront this question before it is upon us: if machines are capable of doing almost any work humans can do, what will humans do?" Physicist Stephen Hawking and the tech billionaires Bill Gates and Elon Musk issued a similar warning last year.