Sentence examples similar to from time to time confronting from inspiring English sources
There can be no guarantee, however, that the visitor will not, from time to time, be confronted by potentially distressing evidence of human suffering, even if most of Freetown can be successfully shunned.
PARIS — French farmers ride their tractors into Paris from time to time to confront Parisians and the government with one complaint or another about agricultural issues, but on Sunday the French Young Farmers union instead brought the sights and scents of the countryside to Paris as its members covered a long stretch of the Champs-Élysée with miniature fields of wheat and sunflower.
3. From time to time a judge confronts a situation where a fair reading of the law points to a decision that conflicts with the judge's personal views or sympathies.
I don't know if you've been paying attention to Harry Reid, all these many years, but from time to time, you get to confront the fact that he's kind of awkward and dumb.
Himalayan people look over their shoulders from time to time at China, but they confront a more pressing reality daily in India.
They are confronting in the way we all get confronted from time to time when a trusted source tells us a home truth about some habit or behaviour we have behaved in perennially which is not good".
From time to time the doll would try to confront the fear.
The thinking part still lingers, and I have to confront it from time to time.
If she were still governor, she'd at least be confronted by the statehouse gaggle in Juneau from time to time.
Inconsistencies present themselves from time to time.
