In another, to the bishop of Gallup in 1952, Father Hageman describes being confronted by two men over his actions: "I had been drinking and perhaps while under the influence of liquor, I might have been imprudent in my dealings with boys".
Gröning caught public attention in 2005 when he appeared in the BBC documentary Auschwitz: The Nazis and the 'Final Solution', in which he described how being confronted by Holocaust deniers had led to him to speak out.
That was the initial age ascribed to Mungo Lady, a dramatic find in itself, which Prof Bowles described as like being confronted with "the very presence of humanity itself".
Describing his disappointment at being "confronted with an army of Adrian Moles" when he expected to find "the sound of English county families baying for broken glass", he wrote: "Small, vaguely deformed undergraduates would scuttle across the quad as if carrying mobile homes on their backs.
28 year old smoker They also described experiences of perceived racism including difficulties finding housing and jobs, police harassment and being confronted with negative stereotypes.
She heard him being confronted.
For example, one respondent described an incident where he was confronted by a man who was particularly frustrated with waiting for the service.
Indeed, what are the "premises?" It may be easy to describe the "premises" when one is confronted with a 1-room apartment, but what of the case of a 10-room house, or of a house with an attached garage that is searched?
By Joe Klein The New Yorker, February 7 ,2000 P. 35 Talk story about campaigning leading up to the New Hampshire primary vote... Describes how Clinton, in 1992, was confronted by a confused and angry old woman during a meeting in a Nashua senior center... His campaign was on the verge of collapsing... Describes how he comforted the woman and cried with her..
The case of United Airlines 232 complements the first case as it describes an airline crew that was confronted with a severe engine failure making their plane almost uncontrollable (similar prior accidents always resulted in the loss of the aircraft in non-survivable crashes).
