Sentence examples for confronting of the from inspiring English sources

A. I have been in meetings where black ministers made the statement that this will become the civil rights movement of this decade, the confronting of the systematic destruction of wealth by abusive lenders.

That freedom was a subject running through many of the year's most-important works; another was the confronting of the end, as a number of literary works of 2014 considered scenarios real and imagined by which the planet, humanity, or the country might meet its demise.

Brown is confronting many of the same obstacles that burden governors across the country.

We are confronting some of the most complicated questions that a democracy can face.

The European integration project is confronting one of the greatest challenges in its recent history.

The other confronting aspect of the "Colt" Family is just how premeditated it all is.

And the EU has faltered in confronting two of the biggest crises of recent years.

This account shows the importance of confronting the number of care hours with the type of informal care provided [ 59].

Instead of confronting the quagmire of fear, loathing and misinformation, the Government is playing along with it.

It is easy to postpone the unpleasant task of confronting the lessons of past failures.

In his book, Deen confronts some of the most upsetting events of his life without flinching.