Sentence examples for confronts at from inspiring English sources

Describing the picture, Maria implicitly resolves the problem that Messud always confronts: At what moment can we abandon the past?

The issues the MacArthur Foundation confronts at home and abroad — human rights, conservation and affordable housing preservation, among others — grow more, not less, urgent when the global economy is in recession.

Discredited and politically isolated at home, Rousseff, who was narrowly reelected last October, has only to gain from engaging President Barack Obama in initiatives to expand and deepen Brazil's ties with the United States and turn them into solutions to the crisis of confidence - mostly self-inflicted - she confronts at home and abroad.

Research on health-related impacts of structural adjustment confronts at least three design problems.

We are confronted, at last, with the question of Oppenheimer's soul.

Denman, in particular, has some severe questions to confront at Cheltenham.

Confronted at the hustings by a man who suggested Bradford deserved better, Galloway let rip.

When confronted at gunpoint, Wilmar explains that Alexis had shot his brother.

War criminals such as these need to be confronted at every opportunity.

Confronted at a news conference on July 6, Mr. Karzai played down the seriousness of the country's troubles.

Initially there was speculation that the new pope might cancel because of the scandals he is confronting at the Vatican.