Sentence examples for has always confronted from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hershman's well-kept records show that he has always confronted the Soviet authorities with his American birth.
Although tennis is perceived as a genteel sport, it has always confronted the same problem as other contests based on individual competition like boxing.
She has always confronted the personal details of her life with remarkable directness and honesty, but the key to her success is the way this material is lit up by a range of finely judged shifts in scale and perspective.
Against such daunting odds, Homeboy Industries has always confronted the prevailing cultural myth that such efforts are a waste of our collective time.
And the question pollsters have always confronted, is how do you identify this population and how do you sample it?
They have always confronted challenges, including disinterested knucklehead politicians who do not understand the inherent value of these indispensable institutions.
"The house and its formally modernist interior spaces have always confronted us with the challenge of harmonizing a great variety of artistic and academic formats with the architecture, which is repeatedly itself the theme of many exhibitions and individual art works.
As an underlying spectral accessing technique, UWB has always been confronted with stringent emission limitation from the radio management.
As an Iranian-American she has always had to confront stereotypes, one of the most pernicious of which, she said, was the notion that nothing goes on behind closed doors in Iranian society in the aftermath of the 1979 Islamic revolution in which the Ayatollah Khomeini's supporters overthrew Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
For me, a primary goal of photography has always been to confront with an unnerving tension, framing a moment as timeless, yet leaving the viewer hungry for a larger context.
