Sentence examples for confronted with the truth from inspiring English sources

The realtor did not tell me, and wasn't particularly apologetic when confronted with the truth, citing that it wasn't illegal to fail to mention the murders.

The hotel has a pretty nice bar, a good place to go when confronted with the truth that real life is generally an unmagical thing.

Whether the vision is real or not, Simba is confronted with the truth: he's forgotten who he is, and what really matters.

Europeans have been confronted with the truth that theirs is one of the richest parts of the planet and that many desperate people, some fleeing for their lives, want to reach it.

The play-off against Ghana was the last chance for some wonderful champions, most obviously Mohamed Aboutreika, to earn the right to showcase their skills at the World Cup but on Tuesday in Kumasi they were confronted with the truth that time and domestic tumult have taken a heavy toll.

Publicly confronted with the truth, the AP refused to admit guilt because doing so "might impinge upon the quality of its reporting or damage its reputation" (p. 167).

There, we were confronted with the awful truth of war -- reports of images too graphic to be shown on American TV.

At the senior level, the United States is now confronted with the unassailable truth that it must add technical sophistication to athleticism and resolve to remain among the best in the world.

She plays disempowered matriarch Carol – as hard as nails, like EastEnders' Lou Beale, but as brittle as pressed flowers when confronted with the horrible truth that her teenage sons have turned out bad 'uns.

Confronted with the humiliating truth of Jason's actions, Medea carefully plots her revenge.

There, I was confronted with the raw truth of man's brutality and frailty - like that part about Noah getting drunk and passing out naked.