Sentence examples for confronted with one another from inspiring English sources

The three analytic processes were confronted with one another.

Impulses to violent aggression, while often an impediment to morality, seem morally desirable in certain circumstances; for example, when one is fighting a just war, or perhaps when one is confronted with one person assaulting another on the street.

Over the next several weeks, members of Congress will be confronted with one scary story after another about what will happen if they try to cut health care costs.

Andrew and that postcard came to mind over the weekend as I was thinking about the sense of helplessness so many ordinary Americans have been feeling as the nation is confronted with one enormous, seemingly intractable problem after another.

But while speaking to a few reporters on Air Force II on Tuesday, Mr. Gore was confronted with one of the great queries of our time.

Except in this case when the visitor nervously pulled them aside, he or she was confronted with one sign bearing the words 'Ha! Ha!' and another 'He!

America was confronted with one of its worst ever mass shootings on Friday when 20 children and six adults were shot dead by a gunman who opened fire at an elementary school in Connecticut.

Flip on the television and you are confronted with one of those welcome-to-the-hotel films one would normally click past without a thought.

The other day on Fifth Avenue in Midtown, I was confronted with one of those ubiquitous red warning signs decorated with a snowflake: "Snow Route / No Standing During Emergency/ Vehicles Towed".

"So from this point forward, when I am confronted with one of these comments, subtle or overt, I will address them head on; I will stop in the moment and do my best to educate.

-- confronted with one bit of evidence.