Sentence examples for got to confront from inspiring English sources

Although it is an uncomfortable period for the party, we have got to confront it.

He got to confront his biggest concern -- turning the double play -- on his first chance.

"The fourth party who says 'a plague on all your houses' is an issue we've got to confront.

"We've got high gas prices that have been eating away at your paychecks and that is a headwind that we've got to confront," he said.

So first, instead of ignoring this extremist ideology, we as governments and societies have got to confront it in all its forms".

In 1962 he turned down Dr No to play Christ, but he got to confront Bond as Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Never Say Never Again (1983).

The closest I got to confronting him was one Christmas after my parents broke up.

But presidents seldom get to confront neat, well-ordered foreign policy problems.

Here, the families of the victims get to confront the murderers.

And if experiencing this blast from the past weren't troubling enough, I also get to confront my current failings as a parent.

Ravelstein gets to confront American nihilism by telling people what they don't want to hear: that they have a soul that matters.