Sentence examples for confronting genuine from inspiring English sources

He is confronting genuine questions that might have been brought to the surface by the tumultuous sixties, but that are permanently embedded in American democracy: What holds a bourgeois capitalist society together beyond individual pursuits of happiness?

Meanwhile, GBBO's coolest cucumber Kimberly was confronting a genuine baking catastrophe with characteristic sangfroid.

Confronted by genuine and repeated concerns, the top floor of this esteemed institution, this public body that have a requirement in law not to degrade or disparage those with human rights, such as disabled people, have decided to uphold a complaint.

His article for Gourmet magazine, about the Maine Lobster festival, manages to cover vast amounts of philosophical ground, before confronting readers with genuine ethical difficulty: "Is your refusal to think about any of this the product of actual thought, or is it just that you don't even want to think about it?

In thrall to the beloved girl of his ever-receding youth, the suggestively named Heavenly Louise Dylann), Mr. Numrich's intensely charismatic Chance charts the degree of self-delusion that will take his character over — not least when confronted with a genuine monster in Heavenly's bigoted father, Boss Finley Owen Roeexcellentexcellent

But by the time he had finished reading Kramer's shocking article "1,112 and Counting,'' which appeared in 1983 in the New York Native and demanded that gay men start to take notice of the catastrophe they faced, Kushner realized that "we were confronted with a genuine plague.

Plenty of Big Chill punters might fancy themselves as a bit wacky, to the extent of wearing a penguin costume or nothing but Y-fronts and a top hat, but they recoil when confronted with a genuine weirdo, Ariel Pink shuffling about the stage in Captain Caveman haircut and a purple dress, lending a genuinely disturbing edge to his band's brilliantly bizarre proggy muzak.

As well as imparting a deflationary bias to an economy (and thereby preventing full employment), these kinds of constraints preclude the adoption of prompt counter-cyclical policy, which would otherwise cushion an economy when confronted with a genuine financial crisis, as we are experiencing today.

The latest tussle over red lines and deadlines on Iran's nuclear program obscures some of the genuine dilemmas now confronting the international community.

It's a genuine puzzle that societies will find themselves confronting in coming decades.

The loyal member of a genuine community confronts evil and wills to overcome it through the very fact of loyalty to its opposite.