Sentence examples for had never confronted from inspiring English sources

Chris and Christina had never confronted anything like this before.

Making a film posed problems because Hellman and McCarthy had never confronted each other in person.

But while Siemens abandoned businesses in dental equipment, military electronics and personal computers, analysts complained that it had never confronted its structural problems.

Some of the more candid public figures admitted that the basic problem was that they had never confronted anything quite like this before.

Battalion Chief Donald F. Hayde, who directed the rescue for the Fire Department, said he had never confronted a more daunting rescue, noting that around 150 emergency workers were called to the scene.

That he would have such a choice had perhaps not occurred to him, for his own people — his own congregation in Lynchburg — had never confronted him with such a clear division of the ways.

Ireland has never confronted crisis very well.

He has never confronted, and presumably will not now publicly, his tradition's horrors.

True, the Syrian regime has never confronted opposition on such a scale.

"We have never confronted a case as extreme as this before," he said.

What will it mean to prefer one genre of song when you have never confronted others?