Sentence examples for had to confront from from inspiring English sources
There's a certain quietism, a sweet apathy, in such nostalgia that I feel even more distant from than the moral superiority I've had to confront from people who feel this architecture is too minor and remote an issue for intelligent people to be concerned with.
These are questions faced by the many journalists, writers and artists whom Osnos profiles, but they are also questions that Osnos himself has to confront from the outset of his project.
He had to confront the fact that, far from being a heroic figure, Eszterhas Sr had been an anti-semite who had produced poisonous work for the propaganda ministry and who had lied about his past in order to enter the US.
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I've also had to confront orientalist tropes about Muslim women from peers in my classes when we've done group work focusing on health in the Middle East.
After the war, while Grosz was prospering in New York and Beckmann was preparing to move to the United States from Amsterdam, Dix had to confront afresh the question of why he, too, had not gone into exile.
Using her work as a model, choose an individual from history who had to confront prejudice and write a monologue in that person's voice that examines his/her reaction.
The thinking part still lingers, and I have to confront it from time to time.
You'll also have to confront dark secrets from your character's past - mirroring the flashback formula used throughout the TV programme.
Although this could end up playing to Mr. Bush's advantage by dividing his opposition, it places him in the immediate position of having to confront an attack from two sides of the political spectrum.
Lifetime magazine, which will have a promised circulation of 500,000, will have to confront some editorial duplication from Ladies Home Journall, a magazine with a 4.1 million circulation that is in the middle of an editorial redesign that will add a touch of realism to its traditional recipe of flawless food and friendly families.
