Sentence examples similar to confronting misfortune from inspiring English sources
And many who lived to see Berlin fall to the Allies confronted misfortune all over again.
How does a human being confront profound misfortune without sinking into perpetual anger and resentment?
Mr. Zuckerman has a low tolerance for losing money, indeed, a low tolerance for losing at anything (I've had the misfortune of confronting him at Ping-Pong).
I thought I'd become desensitized to violence and extreme misfortune, but confronting it nearly every day for the past month has made me realize that, thankfully, I have not.
Banks have the misfortune to be confronting the discounters just when marketplace and legal changes are drying up some of their traditional revenue sources, like packaging subprime mortgages and gouging people with overdraft fees.
It was the songs that Mariam wrote at the blind school that first attracted Amadou to her, in particular "Teree la Sebin" ("Certificate of Misfortune"), which confronts the plight of the disabled: "You who see me before you/ Have put in my head, A certificate of misfortune… I blame nothing but my malady/ The malady that made me blind".
The people's jubilation at the false promise of peacekeepers, combined with their audacity in confronting the armed men in their midst, spoke volumes for how weary Liberians are of their misfortunes -- and how desperate they are for foreign soldiers to bring relief.
Risk, the lifeblood of the entrepreneurial economy, is becoming something to be avoided.Misfortune and fortuneThe downturn is also confronting supporters of entrepreneurial capitalism with some awkward questions.
Confronting Fear, Enjoying Life.
Consider confronting the person.
