Sentence examples for confronting for the from inspiring English sources

Complicating matters at airports are the latest liquid and gel carry-on rules, which some holiday travelers will be confronting for the first time.

Mr. Curtis's despair has a perennial appeal to sensitive teenagers confronting for the first time the possibility that life is meaningless.

These days, when the court gets into trouble with the public, it's often on an issue it's confronting for the first time.

In contrast to the deference the president enjoyed in his first six years in office, he is confronting for the first time a combination of reinvigorated Democrats and rebellious Republicans.

In visualising the ruin of war, her works were more personal than those of other artists of the last years of World War I, such as Paul Nash and Eric Kennington, and her representation of widowhood was both unusual for its time, and confronting for the viewer.

Hers was hardly an unlikely response from a theatergoer confronting for the first time — or for that matter the third or fourth or fifth — Arthur Miller's often harrowing portrait of a man drowning in his own delusions.

Arriving at the studios, he was confronted for the first time by a wall of paparazzi.

This allowed them to confront for the first time an important prediction of inflation theory.

"It's a vicious cycle that the economy has had to confront for the last decade or longer".

Yet, as Oz said of the book, "Many Israelis confronted for the first time, in a deep way, the reality of the occupation".

In this artificial capturing of local color, he pretends to be confronted for the first time with this prospect of being on camera.