Sentence examples for confronting herself from inspiring English sources

But Nash isn't chatting up a boy; she's confronting herself.

If, in the first part of her career, she was masochistically confronting herself, and in the middle part she was confronting Ulay; since 1988, she has been directly confronting the public, though with an emphasis on physical presence rather than pain.

Like most coachees, she was stung by the straight talk and needed courage and compassionate support to confront herself.

Carminati alternates poetic research and writing with the need to frequently meet children, teenagers, and adults; to confront herself with them; and to bring them new experiences and find new stories to tell.

Until, that is, she began to confront herself with greater honesty, and decided to figure out what path in life would be the healthiest, now, given her responsibilities and consequences of past decisions.

Having heard what had happened, "she was as angry as I had been" and threatened to confront Ferguson herself.

That they were brought to justice did not satisfy Blumenfeld; she wants to confront them herself, to shake them up and make them acknowledge their wrong.

She thus found herself confronting perhaps the most basic problem undermining Christian faith in her time.

Laura finds herself confronting a puzzled, angry Emma about her destiny.

CHICAGO — When Karen Freeman-Wilson was elected the mayor of Gary, Ind., last year, she found herself confronting some grim truths about her hometown.

Before long, she found herself confronting the same questions about human behavior and brain chemistry that she'd faced as a grad student.