Sentence examples for confronting to have from inspiring English sources
It was not only emotional to change your mind weekly about whether you loved or hated Roth but it was also hugely confronting to have to admit that good people do bad things, and vice versa.
The knowledge and the feelings of healthcare providers confronted to the gasps have never been studied.
Before she can leave the mall, Douglas Cartland confronts her, claiming to have information about her birth.
They were much less likely to have confronted their boyfriend when they discovered he had other girlfriends.
"We are going to have to confront a major surge in medical entitlement spending.
"That's something the Mirror is going to have to confront".
Americans are going to have to confront a giant one over the next several years.
"The question is not whether they are going to have to confront Hamas, but when".
NO PRESIDENT in Paraguayan history would seem less likely to have to confront a guerrilla uprising than Fernando Lugo.
