Sentence examples for getting confronted from inspiring English sources

For those who think Germany has vast problems, the big hope is that they start getting confronted on Sept. 28.

As she sits on the ground, a frenzy of animated structures appear around her, giving the appearance of her being enclosed by bars, surrounded by geometric oddities, and getting confronted by other turbulent shapes.

"As we get confronted with more evidence of large-scale corruption.

I get confronted with a lot of social issues or people that are talking to me about their problems.

"But it falls apart when it starts to get confronted with a more serious candidate or candidates".

You get confronted with it, and it's so painful because there's no escape from it.

She came to a concert in Swansea, which unfortunately happened after the chicken incident, and she got confronted by the TV [coverage].

I guess the day may come one day in the distant future when I don't get confronted with Photoshop questions and comments, but I fear I've got a few more years of it yet.

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".

Hence Tony gets confronted at the beginning of the movie with his sins.

Her animated works tend to follow a central female character who, in some form or another, gets confronted by stereotypes and cliché social circumstances.