Sentence examples for direction of confronting from inspiring English sources

The United States has generally leaned in the direction of confronting and rebutting those ideas rather than trying to suppress them, though it has been more equivocal in wartime and after terrorist attacks.

That became clearer on Tuesday when Republicans in the Senate and House moved in different directions on confronting the family separation issue.

So instead of confronting the (dismal) direction our nation is headed, we're off in the corner cracking jokes.

The deputy prosecutor general, Galina Toneva, said in an interview, "We as a society have to work together in the same direction and to help each other instead of confronting each other".

We are not afraid of confronting Ghana".

"The allegations were so serious that the government took an authoritarian direction to confront them," says political commentator Cengiz Candar.

New Directions for International Relations: Confronting the Method of Analysis Problem (editor and contributor, with Alex Mintz, Lanham, MD: Lexington, 2005).

Experts say what is at stake in a dispute that has become increasingly bitter is nothing less than the future direction of the seminary as it confronts the challenges of the 21st Century.

Reminiscent of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire, Blue Jasmine took Allen's work in a new direction as it confronted contemporary class-related issues.

Like Ockham, he has only substances and qualities in his basic ontology, but he is much more willing than Ockham to expand this in the direction of modes or ways of being when confronted with recalcitrant phenomena.

Unfortunately, the S.E.C. has provided little direction to corporate leaders confronting these conflicting demands.