Sentence examples for fully confronts from inspiring English sources

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

Throughout the book, Miller winks at the improbabilities in the family lore while appropriating the bits and pieces that suit her narrative, but she never fully confronts the creation of the Betsy Ross legend.

More likely it is when Tay fully confronts who she is and in a tearful speech describes how unfair it is to have to choose between being the perfect daughter and perhaps growing old and having never felt love.

But, as Armstrong acknowledges, the modern conception of religion is different, and she never fully confronts the peculiar power of religious enticements among those who would do violence today.

Just as Hilary finds it difficult to face the hard reality of a life gone astray, so De Angelis touches something truthful about the lives of a generation of women who thought they would lead entirely different lives from their mothers – but never fully confronts the issue.

Some have alleged that Hamilton never fully confronts race directly, but if it did it might descend into the same moralizing opine that often mars great art.

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?

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.