Sentence examples similar to equal to confronting from inspiring English sources

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It's apt that Dunne, the modern-day Truman Capote (if not in novel-writing) and a man who knew that not all Bold-Faced Names (American slang for celebrities) are created equal, should be the one to confront this problem where Mother Teresa (clashed with Diana) and Farrah Fawcett (like you need to ask) failed.

Barbarossa built a powerful Ottoman fleet able to confront the Habsburgs on equal terms.

If we expect public education to be the great equalizer - giving all students equal access to the American dream - we will have to confront the realities evident in these studies and make changes.

It had taken bravery to confront segregation in the South, but it took equal courage to challenge the President on foreign policy and to demand a massive redistribution of wealth and power to the underprivileged.

And they'll have to confront the fact that all networks are not created equal.

To connect, honor, to confront".

Hence the reluctance to confront the issue.

We have to confront this menace.

Sargent flew to Seattle to confront Amazon.

We need to confront – and I mean really confront – extremism.