Sentence examples for confronting the former from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it is an independent judiciary that is today confronting the former president," it wrote.

Several debates later, as Mitt Romney solidified his lead, several of the candidates dropped the niceties and began aggressively confronting the former Massachusetts governor about his position on health care and changes in his positions on other issues.

Twiggy Garcia was working at Tramshed in East London when the opportunity arose to confront the former Prime Minister.

The witness, Dontee Stokes, now 29, confronted the former Roman Catholic priest, Maurice Blackwell, on a Baltimore street in 2002 and shot him.

Mann tells Livingstone he is a "disgusting Nazi apologist" as he angrily confronts the former mayor on a staircase in Millbank.

Benedict concludes the letter by thanking Odifreddi for the "honest" way he confronted the former pope's faith in his 2011 book 'Dear Pope, I'm Writing to You…', but points out "a certain aggressiveness" and "rashness" in his views.

The chief executive of BHS has claimed Dominic Chappell threatened to kill him after he confronted the former owner of the company about £1.5m being moved out of the business.

After the event, a student confronted the former governor, saying: "Your brother created Isis".

The scene that confronted the former Wolves, Coventry, Leeds, Tottenham and Liverpool forward was a big surprise.

The mother of two children who died on holiday has confronted the former boss of Thomas Cook over his decision not to answer questions at their inquests.

I will never forget him confronting the formidable former South African fast bowler Andre Nel during probably his best innings for Middlesex, the 195 he smashed against Surrey at The Oval.