Siqi – now one of China's 27.3 million migrant children – suddenly found himself confronted with the unfamiliar dangers of city life.
Within a controlled environment, participants take on the identity of refugees trying to avoid danger and are confronted with the fear, violence and hardships that displaced people frequently experience.
None of that work, though, put lives in immediate danger, and all the talk of principle and truth-seeking is only talk until you're confronted with the very real possibility that your truth-telling could get a colleague executed.
Jude is confronted with the opposite situation.
They should be confronted with the complaint.
This WHRD resolution stands as a reference point for all defenders who want to ensure their safety when confronted with risk and danger.
The sabre-toothed blenny, however, when confronted with danger holds the body stiffly without wriggling, allowing the hindquarters to sink somewhat, and advances solely by the use of the pectoral fins, in the manner common to wrasses.
Confronted with danger in the wild, it strikes me there's a connection between not calling the riot squad on one occasion and panicking on another.
Grossman observes that most soldiers, even when confronted with mortal danger, hesitate before pulling the trigger; but this wariness, he argues, can be greatly overcome with conditioning.
A sensible man would never cook a swan with such a pretty song, so the lesson of the fable is that, when confronted with danger, a song (even the memorable words of a poem) can be handy.
