Sentence examples for confronting at from inspiring English sources

Initially there was speculation that the new pope might cancel because of the scandals he is confronting at the Vatican.

There are reasons to recoil from all this, and what private furies Gibson may be confronting, at the cost of more than forty million dollars, I hate to think.

All he wanted, all he could think of, was himself and Florence lying naked together on or in the bed next door, confronting at last that awesome experience which seemed as remote from daily life as a vision of religious ecstasy, or even death itself.

Friedman of The New York Times sat down with President Barack Obama last week at the White House for a discussion on virtually every major international story that the United States is confronting at the moment.

I'm willing to concede that Jeff Zucker's meteoric rise was made possible only by his seemingly bottomless reservoir of creative short-term fixes for whatever problems he was confronting at any particular moment, and that the shareholders had demanded that he cut costs and increase profits.

The participants realised, however, that being fully and truthfully informed about the illness and treatment could be confronting at first.

Future research is needed to better understand the drivers of these perceptions about global health and how to align them more closely to the health care realities confronting at-risk populations in developing settings.

We are confronted, at last, with the question of Oppenheimer's soul.

Denman, in particular, has some severe questions to confront at Cheltenham.

Confronted at the hustings by a man who suggested Bradford deserved better, Galloway let rip.

When confronted at gunpoint, Wilmar explains that Alexis had shot his brother.