Sentence examples for confronted with those from inspiring English sources

JEFFREY TOOBIN: Kagan will certainly be confronted with those comments.

John was confronted with those myriad challenges upon his rise to the throne in 1199.

Confronted with those records, Mr. McCall could not substantiate his claims.

What might Paul do when confronted with "those horrors that lurk on the other side of arrival?" Kennington wonders.

But in today's world, we are confronted with those who believe the rules don't apply to them.

I'm afraid to Google myself, normally one of my favorite activities, lest I find myself confronted with those now-ubiquitous bulging shorts.

But those arguments which persuaded me in the past seem to lack power and authority when confronted with the experiences of those approaching a painful death.

There is a risk that we are falling for propaganda designed to do more to help Orasure Technologies, which developed the OraQuick test for HIV, and less to help those confronted with the prejudice associated with a positive diagnosis.

Confronted with this almost insurmountable barrier, those who dream of remaking British politics often remain just that – dreamers.

In this context, planners have been confronted with the problem of defining those characteristics of rural landscapes which are typical of agricultural and forestry activities and ecosystems.

"Our Muslim fellow-citizens live overwhelmingly in public housing, and the majority are confronted with the same problems as those who are radicalized, and yet they aren't radicalized," she said.