Sentence examples for confronted with this question from inspiring English sources

"I have never thought that was the way to proceed," said Archbishop Wuerl, who is confronted with this question nearly each week.

And yet, while the book can be antic and ingenious, the reader is often confronted with this question: Who is Pronek exactly?

To "exist" is always to be confronted with this question of meaning.

But if I'm confronted with this question the day I signed up for OkCupid, perhaps I'd check "single".

As a second grade teacher and mother to my five older siblings and me, she was confronted with this question countless times.

"Is it healthy?" No matter how often the Foodcommander, in his capacity as a chef for private dinner parties, finds himself confronted with this question, he will always be unable to conceal a frown; at the very least, he will slightly raise one cocked eyebrow.

For most patients and their families that I have come across, this is the first time that they have been confronted with the question about code status.

When teachers were confronted with the question if they had any intentions with the results, they mostly avoided this question (see Table  8).

They were confronted with the question, what to do next?

In the engineering education we are often confronted with the question, if it is appropriate for using e-learning.

Reporters covering Israel are routinely confronted with the question: why not call Hamas a terrorist organisation?