Sentence examples for confronts directly from inspiring English sources

One of the most important debates in Xuanxue confronts directly the question of interpretation, which brought hermeneutics to the forefront of Chinese philosophy.

Why is it that technology gives so many opportunities to connect and yet it seems to disconnect us from each other?" It's a question Greenman seems to enjoy mulling over — and one that music, which may just be the antidote to those missed connections, confronts directly.

Voters are increasingly being confronted directly with weighty decisions.

"The role of music and song is to confront things that can't be confronted directly.

The issues will be confronted directly, and perhaps decided, in June at the World Administrative Radio Conference in Geneva.

Too awkward to be confronted directly, it was best laughed off.

Reformist ayatollahs are putting their weight behind the opposition, confronting directly those who favour the leader.

A color line persists, more often politely ignored than confronted directly.

If shareholder activism is a problem, then it should be confronted directly.

And the president was confronted directly in two recent interviews with Spanish-language television networks and during another online chat.

"Spell Your Name" circles around the Yar, with glimpses and allusions something too big to be confronted directly.