Sentence examples for confronting the truth from inspiring English sources
"The vote is a modest step in Serbia confronting the truth, but there is no overall mood in Serbia to face up to the wrongdoings of the past".
By confronting the truth, Ms. Logan shed light on the unique challenges faced by female journalists in countries where they are considered second-class citizens, at best.
Although confronting the truth about her own family was heartrending, Yulya thanked Karagodin for bringing out "the entire truth" of the country's past.
France "is very late in confronting the truth about its colonial history," he said, but the purpose of his museum "is to tell the story of immigration".
"There's a sense of social crisis in the party leadership, and protecting its status has become more urgent, and so it's become even more necessary to avoid confronting the truth about the past".
Conversely, if you're trying to avoid confronting the truth that your relationship is in trouble, you'll take false comfort if your partner's actions happen not to tick any boxes on the micro-cheating list.
And yet Ms. Orlin, 55, has long been one of her country's most provocative artists, a white woman from the comfortable Johannesburg suburbs fearlessly confronting the truths and myths of a complex political and social history.
What came through, above all, was the character's desperate urge to make her family confront the truth.
