Sentence examples for encountered something in from inspiring English sources

Outside Brick Towers, however, Booker encountered something, in each of his three campaigns, that he had never before really experienced: raw racial prejudice.

But the two sisters were about to encounter something in the dressing room that would change their lives.

It means that when we encounter something in nature that is complicated or mysterious, such as the flagellum of a bacteria or the light made by a firefly, we don't have to shrug our shoulders in bewilderment.

There, the view is clear: when a public servant encounters something in his work that runs counter to his private ideals, he should either knuckle under and abandon his conscience, or quit.

It means that when we encounter something in nature that is complicated or mysterious...we don't have to shrug our shoulders in bewilderment.

I've not encountered something like this in my court, so I have no experience on a personal level of this sort of scenario.

In its fourth NCAA Final Four in the last seven seasons and its third final in the last six years, UC Irvine encountered something it had not before in Saturday's championship match at USC's Galen Center.

"Harvard was supposed to be the most enlightened place in America, but that's where I encountered something I'd never found in L.A.: segregation.

Cromartie soon encountered something he would never see in an actual game.

When I tried it on, it had a faint chemical odor, and I encountered something I've rarely seen in stores of this nature: a security tag.

But he encountered something he hadn't had to contend with in Denver: pushback.