Sentence examples for forced to confront that from inspiring English sources

BLANCHING at their rent bills, more New Yorkers are being forced to confront that age-old question, should I rent, or does buying make more sense?

If there was ever a moment when they'd be forced to confront that, it was this one — "A horrifically egregious situation," as Mark Emmert, the N.C.A.A. president, said in his press conference.

Now, with an open seat that is sure to attract more interest from all potential candidates, the committee may be forced to confront that decision sooner rather than later.

And I was forced to confront that extremity.

Few musicians have been forced to confront that more abruptly than Johan Surrballe Wieth, Jakob Tviling Pless, Dan Klær Nielsen and Elias Bender Rønnenfelt, the Copenhagen quartet who first charted on the American Buzz-O-Meter two or so years ago and have since become the bellwether band of a mystical, idyllic promised land known as the Danish punk scene.

So I'm forced to confront, and I think all of Minnesota is forced to confront, that this kind of racism exists".

The crushing reality those of us in recovery are all forced to confront at some point is that there is no permanent fix.

But what if we were forced to confront something that really was exploitative and cheap, with unclear motives?

But this time, he is forced to confront a crisis that can't be wished away or played down.

Only once she's gone will we really be forced to confront the changes that have gone on in Britain during the period of her reign.

India is being forced to confront disturbing evidence that increasingly suggests a secret Hindu terror network may have been responsible for a wave of deadly attacks previously blamed on radical Muslims.