Sentence examples for confronting experience from inspiring English sources

To feel affection for Farage is an increasingly confronting experience.

As you can imagine, it was a cathartic and confronting experience.

Being the family carer to a patient nearing the end of their life can be a challenging and confronting experience.

Being a family carer to a patient nearing the end of their life is a challenging and confronting experience.

If you take a photo at sunset with the light shining on your face it will be a very confronting experience.

Tapping deep into potentially traumatic subject matter, The Naked Self is an extremely confronting experience, but after sobbing in the privacy of the booth I left feeling lighter and clearer.

Filmed in a realist, documentary style, and interspersing the fictional narrative of Cathy and Reg with voiceover from interviews with real people who described the appalling conditions in cheap rental accommodation and shelters at the time, it confronted experiences yet to be widely discussed in the popular media.

They're deeply moving, and the film would have been vastly enriched by a depiction of Adam's efforts, while ill or recuperating, to confront his experience, to reflect on his experience, even (as Reiser did) to fold such experiences into his work.

Doughty witnessed an accidental death as a child and never got an opportunity to confront the experience or discuss it.

In other words, the poet must confront the experience of those unfortunate souls on the ground — often civilians — as well as his own.

MJ There are times when I think there [has been] this shift in reading, where people no longer want to confront an experience with books.