Sentence examples for confronting the discrepancy from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, the crisis was a gift, for it forced me to do what author, educator, and activist Parker Palmer calls "heart work" -- confronting the discrepancy between who we are and who we wish to be.

Kirn didn't want to confront the discrepancies behind his Rockefeller friend's stories.

In Science Teaching Reconsidered: A Handbook, conceptual misunderstandings are described as phenomena that occur when students are not forced to confront the discrepancies between their own preconceived ideas and real-world observations.

Confronted with the discrepancy, the report continued, Mr. Thompson acknowledged that he had been untruthful.

When confronted with the discrepancy, Dr. O'Malley testified, "I don't know what's going on".

When confronted with the discrepancy, prosecutors said, Mr. Lewis, 24, told investigators the rest of the money went to pay staff members who prepared the food.

At least Italy is confronting the issue.

Consider confronting the person.

When confronted with the discrepancies between their first and second answers, some men were skeptical.

The Seattle Times reported that Goodrich was confronted about the discrepancies in the group's finances after their May 2010 tour, on which he had filled in for the regular tour accountant, and during which he claimed to have made a payment of $15,000 in "road cash" to the band.

Michael Sr .confronted the referee.