Sentence examples for confronted time from inspiring English sources
As the years went by, he was confronted time and again with the limits of what was understood and what was possible.
The song, a track in their 2014 album of the same name, traces the vulnerabilities of a transgender woman who yearns to freely live her gender identity, but is instead confronted time and again by society's expectations and misconceptions.
The jihadists have moved into these wrecked polities with a calculated savagery intended to stir sectarian hatred and establish themselves as protectors of the Sunnis.In 2015 America and its allies will be confronted time and again by the dilemma they faced in Mesopotamia in 2014.
The show looks at more than the cityscape and its people; it confronts time before and after the attacks.
The artists this time around had to confront time limits and embrace brevity.
Confronting time and generations, the models silently re-enact a past they can only fantasize, allowing themselves to embody the archetypal role".
It provides insights into nurses' judgement performance and the strategies used when confronting time pressure in clinical environments.
Such high resolution models would provide a basis to examine how to scale the dynamics up to the population level, to the simpler temporal models that are currently used for cholera and other infectious diseases in confronting time series data (e.g. [ 1, 2, 5, 20, 46- 53]).
They returned later with ten constables, authorised by Ely magistrates, and were confronted this time by 150 stick-wielding protesters, who continued to prevent due process.
"When you're constantly told "why this", "why that", that you're not doing something correctly, I don't want to call it failing, but there will be an improvement, because you're confronted every time.
