Sentence examples for confronted with by from inspiring English sources

But the question I am repeatedly confronted with by my Indian peers is: Why is America constantly changing the rules — relating to individual freedoms post-9/11 and concerning free markets post-Great Recession — in the middle of the game?

There is a large discrepancy between participant opinions towards voluntary return and the facts they are confronted with by German immigration authorities.

After the years of suicide bombings, largely halted by the security wall, Jerusalem is now confronted with attacks by, in effect, suicide-drivers.

One memo in 1982 discussed the case of a man who had been confronted with accusations by troop members and parents.

In order for a territory-holding fish to express its reproductive instinct in fighting, it must be confronted with trespass by a rival male.

Or so it seemed at first, when confronted with "Récitations" by the Greek composer Georges Aperghis, a set of 14 vivid short pieces for unaccompanied vocalist.

Confronted with complaints by choir members that he was at times abusive and erratic, he admitted that he could be cruel.

Confronted with this by Henrik he does do a fairly good job of showing up the absurdity: "You're saying I killed Helle Anker at my own workplace and then used makeup from the company whose board I'm on".

In 2012 Ye has been confronted with questions by the press, but until Leonard spoke out no one inside the sport was willing to put their doubts on the record.

Interestingly, Varshney notes that the associational engagement is sturdier than everyday engagement, "especially when confronted with attempts by politicians to polarize the people along ethnic lines.

Confronted with a 3-by-5 card saying he was agent Ziedonis, recruited in 1963, Andrejevs became the only deputy to confess.