Sentence examples for even confronting from inspiring English sources

He could be seen barking back at players and even confronting them when the handbags came out.

A smile never left his face as he held the hand of his wife, Patricia, and energetically reached out with his other hand to whoever would take it, even confronting a few hecklers shouting their support for Mrs. Clinton.

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.

Even confronting the afterlife, his characters keep cracking wise, prepared to meet eternity via a passage to the light that, as Walsh tells Rose, looks a lot like the Lincoln Tunnel.

A director who avoids implicating or even confronting the entanglements with the actor and prefers a formal or solely artistic approach to an actor may well be a firm and distant but respected and confidence-inspiring authority, a sort of movie-set general whom the actor is ready to follow into battle.

Second, most likely due to his twin vulnerabilities of a personal offshore inheritance and poor legislative record, he is careful to always be seen to "own" the issue; never on the back foot reacting, always proactive in hunting down the bad guys; even confronting our own union flag-flying network of tax havens with his recent "clampdown" agreement.

Some have even confronted him.

He was even confronted by tabloid reporters and BBC officials, but always denied everything.

In "The Secrets of Natchez" Mr. Beauchamp even confronts a potential suspect.

Even confronted with convincing proof, they choose to protect their institution's reputation.

Quincannon even confronts God about his family, who he is assured are safely in heaven.