Sentence examples for confronting persecution from inspiring English sources

When a young man asked about confronting persecution, Mr. Bhaktipada told him not to worry, because true devotees exist on a "platform above good and evil".

As Christophers observes, both spent many years confronting persecution: William Byrd for his Catholicism in the Anglican world of Elizabeth I, and Arvo Pärt as a modernist composer growing up in the Soviet Union.

Then as now, a major war and fear of persecution confronted an entire region with unprecedented flows of migration.

Amy Schiller argued in an April piece on The Atlantic's Web site that the company, instead of confronting real historical issues, like child labor in factories and Native American persecution on the plains, now teaches girls how to do splits and go to the spa.

The music confronts the age-old persecution of Gypsy culture with ferocious joy.

Within two years he was elected bishop of Carthage and a few months later, early in 250, was confronted by the Decian persecution.

Other people with other views came along after them, confronting them with the need to decide whether to mete out the same persecution they had once endured.

Ellen Page has been filmed confronting Texas senator Ted Cruz at the Iowa State Fair, in an exchange that saw the actress ask him about "the persecution of gays in the workplace".

Confronting forced displacement We face an unprecedented crisis of forcibly displaced people in the world today, driven by conflict, war, and persecution.

Confronting Fear, Enjoying Life.

Consider confronting the person.