Sentence examples for fully confronting from inspiring English sources

Anything less than full disclosure endangers all Americans, for only by fully confronting the extent of these immoral and illegal practices can we properly assess what it will take to prevent future administrations and military personnel from weakening our legal and ethical footing and endangering our soldiers.

But a more likely outcome is that he will do just enough to keep the markets and the ratings agencies at bay, without ever fully confronting vested interests.

The general died in 2006 before ever fully confronting punishment for abuses during his rule.

I thought I would fully confront that, and writing seemed to be the next logical step".

Might they be efforts to cover a cultural wound whose severity cannot be fully confronted?

When I bring this up, Robbie fully confronts the issue: "I'm equally as surprised as anyone.

Her solution, simple and straightforward, uncovered a reality I have yet to fully confront on my own.

In that space our experience is deposited and recreated by storytelling or poetry so that we can fully confront it.

Because he was not clear, the enemies of modernisation within his party were never fully confronted and defeated.

His parents grappled anew with sad truths they had never fully confronted and others they had never known.

Cases already in the pipeline could give the Supreme Court another chance to fully confront the harm to real people's lives and establish marriage equality nationwide.