Sentence examples for front confronting from inspiring English sources

Instead, the males jump to the front, confronting the chimpanzee hunters while the mothers and offspring jump to safety.

At the beginning of his pontificate, John Paul's boldest gestures were on the political front, confronting Communism in the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Latin America and also challenging human rights violations and the economic injustices of capitalism.

Civilians far from the front confronted war's realities in a manner and with an emotional force that had never before been imagined.

One demonstrator, who had pushed to the front, confronted the man: "We are nonviolent — do not instigate that!" "They hit me!" the first man shouted.

That's why all of us, we have to make a front, an international front, to confront terrorism.

(Yes, Niles from "Frasier". Mr. Pierce has been active on the Alzheimer's front, having confronted the disease in his family).

Indeed, Israeli officials say they are reluctant to open a second front or confront Syria while contending with the Palestinian uprising and suicide bombings by Palestinian militants.

"It's not just that the big parties are not up to the situation, but what you need is a wider front to confront the dictatorship".

The facade of all political parties coming together to present a united front to confront the tragedy lasted only a day.

In Riyadh King Salman has dropped his preoccupation with the Muslim Brotherhood in favour of building a united Sunni Arab front to confront the Iranians, diplomats say, though translating that strategy into action is another matter.

Why do Black transgender women specifically experience the highest incidence and greatest risk of contracting HIV? And, perhaps most importantly, why aren't ALL women joining together on a unified front to confront the status quo and change current HIV trends?