Sentence examples for confronts what from inspiring English sources

As the Obama administration confronts what some economists describe as perhaps the worst downturn since then, the same constellation of forces appears at play.

"He confronts what it is to be young, British and Muslim," says Fuad Nahdi, publisher of Q-News, the Muslim monthly magazine.

The movie, spectacular as it is, in the end confronts what must be called the tyrant's creed, and declares itself in agreement with the tyrant.

In the finale Andy confronts what he has become and learns the obvious lessons about who he is and who his friends are.

And I was in the cobbled yard of an Irish village next to Frank as he finally confronts what he knows to be his end.

That is the problem facing Lee Scott, the giant retailer's chief executive, as he confronts what he has called "one of the most organised, most sophisticated, most expensive corporate campaigns ever launched against a single company".

To confront what Trump represents, the better to end it.

It is about confronting what they really are.

In the end, the whole family is forced to confront what's really happening.

Young campaigned with a message that directly confronted what he calls "the old rhetoric".

Children must confront what Shakespeare called the "second childishness" of their parents.