Sentence examples for difficult confronting from inspiring English sources

Life can be difficult; confronting old emotions can be painful.

"It was really difficult confronting what I'd been through, but I'm really glad that I had a good therapist who could understand everything".

This caution reflects the difficult choices confronting a volatile region.

It finally concludes biomedical engineers serve as relatively new members of the health care delivery team that seeks new solutions for the difficult problems confronting modern society.

It also underscores the difficult choices confronting American military commanders as they try to apportion a limited number of forces not only within Afghanistan, but also between Afghanistan and Iraq.

On Friday, President Bush, in a written statement, acknowledged the latest jobs report as a sign of "difficult challenges confronting our economy".

While recognizing the difficult circumstances confronting the department in responding to the terrorist attacks, we found significant problems in the way the Sept. 11 detainees were treated.

The book grapples with one of the most difficult questions confronting the contemporary world: the problem of the other, which includes ethical, political, and metaphysical aspects.

The understanding of the processes underlying cognition is certainly one of the most challenging and difficult problems confronting the human mind.

The decision reflects a clash of environmental goals and regulations — and demonstrates some of the difficult choices confronting California as it pushes ahead on reducing greenhouse gases.

Gore agrees that explaining the science beyond climate change may be more difficult than confronting racism, but says the moral component is the same.