Sentence examples for confronting head-on from inspiring English sources

We are confronting head-on the things we got wrong".

And it means confronting head-on the poisonous Islamist extremist ideology".

We're not good at discussing this, at confronting head-on what the toll of our best intentions and tortured interventions can be.

The book ends with Pran in Africa, confronting head-on the horror of blackness, of otherness, that has so consumed his life.

Page 1 CAN HE SAVE THE DAY? Mario Draghi will soon take the reins of the European Central Bank, confronting head-on the policy-making challenges of the region's financial crisis.

What explains the reluctance among politicians to consider confronting, head-on, a movement that has been intent on eradicating ideals that the United States and its allies hold dear?

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" might be one of the most apolitical on television – except for one issue, which Senator John McCain had to confront head-on during his appearance today.

The Taliban must be confronted head-on.

These are problems that cannot be confronted head-on with another armed force.

Fish confronts head-on the objection of many readers that "nothing happens" in Milton's poetry.

Like AIDS itself, these differences need to be confronted head-on, not swept under the carpet".