Sentence examples for confronting oneself from inspiring English sources
It is the moment of confronting oneself and admitting that the choice now lies between having the boldness to think of a "Plan B" to save Syria from civil war, and continuing to bury one's head in the sand while the clouds portend more storms.
Inside the cramped space of the city, one is forced to confront oneself, to figure out who to be and how to be it, from the inside out.
This amounts to a desire for solitude: the state of being "unfindable", hidden from others the better to confront oneself.
Thus, one finds oneself confronted with grave anomalies.
Preparing oneself for the possibility of confronting racism triggers something that slowly chips away at physical and emotional well-being.
The analysis resulted in the emergence of six themes and seven subthemes: confronting the disease using religious sentiment, seeking support, fighting the disease, defending oneself against the disease, concealing the disease, and expressing emotions.
The idea of the silent witnesses touched him in some deep, primal way: "there is in the tale of Catherine Genovese a revelation about the human condition so appalling to contemplate that only good can come from forcing oneself to confront the truth".
Confronting Fear, Enjoying Life.
Confronting unacceptable behavior.
Consider confronting the person.
