Sentence examples for ever confronting from inspiring English sources

Melanin makes you violent is a stupid, strange fiction; it absolves society from ever confronting the prejudice that is inextricable from policies; it perpetuates legal segregation without ever admitting that segregation is deliberate; it masks our complicity in allowing the growth of the carceral state by suggesting it must always be so.

No one in the family ever confronts this woman.

Did Freud ever confront a less perverse fantasy?

The security at Y-12 was far more extensive than anything he'd ever confronted.

But he rarely, if ever, confronts the legacy of slavery and racism.

In Afghanistan, the United States military faces two of the most difficult tasks it has ever confronted.

Did the brigade commander ever confront the Lehmann disciple he had been with the warrior he became?

They are forced to be disciplined and make the kinds of hard choices the Yankees rarely, if ever, confront.

But none of us, including that colleague and me, ever confronted him directly or reported the egregious remark.

I hope I will be just as brave if I am ever confronted with anything like that.

Not that I or anyone in my family ever confronted my mother, no matter how bad it got.