Sentence examples for even confronted from inspiring English sources
Some have even confronted him.
He was even confronted by tabloid reporters and BBC officials, but always denied everything.
Even confronted with convincing proof, they choose to protect their institution's reputation.
Marr, who has been attending the conference in Brighton, was even confronted in the main conference hotel by the Communities minister, Ian Austin.
The occupiers, their supporters, locals and reporters roamed the headquarters, and although the FBI had a large presence in Burns, no one was arrested or even confronted.
He was even confronted about his political allegiance during a weekend getaway in Rehoboth Beach, Del., again, by people he considered friends.
In "The Secrets of Natchez" Mr. Beauchamp even confronts a potential suspect.
Quincannon even confronts God about his family, who he is assured are safely in heaven.
In recent focus groups at North Carolina State University, dorm residents said they would not even confront noisy neighbors on their floor.
He could be seen barking back at players and even confronting them when the handbags came out.
Each of its 13 chapter titles begins with the word "Confronting": "Confronting Kosovo," "Confronting Rwanda's Genocide," even "Confronting the Tribunal Bureaucracy," the heading for a chapter in which she accuses some of her own officials of obstruction and incompetence.
