Sentence examples for confronting the question from inspiring English sources

This court, today, confronting the question of the Sherman Act, is.

This astute, restless début novel follows Elsie, a "pretty, damaged woman" in her twenties, who is confronting "the question of what to do" in life.

The case poses that issue obliquely while directly confronting the question of how to define commercial speech when companies use means beyond conventional advertising to convey their messages.

The momentum of his splendidly passionate polemic leaves him confronting the question: Would an ideally honest and free church of Christ still be a church?

In confronting the question, it is necessary to distinguish between various ways of describing the phenomena under consideration and the critical appraisal of truth claims concerning the reality of the divine made on the basis of these phenomena.

After selling bucketloads of their first two albums, Leicester's finest have found themselves confronting the question posed by Nigel Tufnel in Spinal Tap: how does a band go "one louder"?

The city should be more assertive in confronting the questions of racism stirred by the bomb, Mr. Bush said.

Or is he confronting the questions that lie beyond?

Turkey also confronts the question of how to deal with its large Kurdish minority.

Isn't it time for us to confront the question: What is actually our "first priority"?

To confront the question openly would turn a split into a schism.