Sentence examples for directly confronts from inspiring English sources
A second case that directly confronts that issue is working its way through the courts.
He is an aggressive beggar and directly confronts soldiers as they step out of the bars onto the dirt road.
Sansom directly confronts the frequent, smug view in the UK that nazism and the Jewish Holocaust were inherently German perversions.
It explores in raw detail issues surrounding his sexuality, weight and mental health – and, like Aphrodite, directly confronts the "black dog" of depression.
Essentially, "The Hunger Games" never wants to be confused with Michael Haneke's "Funny Games", which directly confronts the titillating, sadistic thrill of watching violence in film.
We are greatly concerned that a few pundits, "film critics" and elected officials are badmouthing this movie because of the water boarding scenes and because this film directly confronts the enduring terrorist threat.
Most directly confront the diaspora of Zanzibar: that old latrine.
The demonstrators are directly confronting the police and security forces.
Pyongyang's latest statement directly confronted this call for denuclearisation.
"Dear Zachary" avoids the first pitfall by directly confronting the second.
"We don't want to directly confront him.
