Sentence examples for confronting the group from inspiring English sources

"There wasn't any big cheer but there was a determination to make sure we won so [Scotland's defeat] would count for something," said O'Neill of his side's mindset before confronting the group's tiddlers.

This has made it easy for Western governments to make a strong argument in favour of confronting the group militarily, taking on what appears to be a barbaric and medieval adversary.

As a result, conservatives have to confront the group with the old "G.O.P. Death Wish".

Officers confronted the group and distributed plastic handcuffs, but then accompanied them downtown, with many officers videotaping and photographing demonstrators.

The troops stationed at the checkpoint confronted the group, the statement said, but a clash broke out, and three soldiers were killed.

As Officer Vergara identified himself as a police officer and crossed the street to confront the group, the scene was suddenly transformed, Mr. Kelly said.

When a politician speaks at an interest group's convention, we want to hear that he has somehow challenged or confronted the group, rather than "pandered" to it.

He rushed outside to confront the group, three Europeans and a Japanese, who wore surgical masks and cloth booties as they waved around a Geiger counter.

On Sunday, the US president said the troop surge will place the US on the front foot as it confronts the group.

Father and son grabbed guns from a closet and ran out to confront the group at the end of the driveway.

But the protesters, some feeling they had been upstaged, confronted the group with shouts like, "You helped convict those kids!" The women's group said it endorsed proper arrests, not wrongful convictions.