Sentence examples for has been confronted from from inspiring English sources
It is, after all, the only mode of behaviour Truman knows, since he has been confronted from birth by characters acting in a way that they think will please him, in order to win his favour and thereby influence Christof to extend their contracts.
And the administration has been confronted with new reports from Afghanistan indicating that the military actions in areas where Mr. bin Laden may have been living have caused scores of deaths and injuries among Afghan civilians, and flattened whole villages, as well as mosques and residential compounds.
The EU 2020 headline target of reducing poverty and social exclusion has been confronted with substantial critique from different sources.
Transplantation medicine has been confronted with this issue from the beginning of its development.
With thousands of miles of hard-to-patrol coastline, Italy has been confronted with waves of illegal immigrants from North Africa since the 1990s.
"Our generation has been confronted with so many pessimistic views, from the ecological doomsayers of the 80's and now the economic pressures," said Mr. Maas, after a recent lecture at Yale where he regaled a full house with a high-tech presentation loaded with quick-time movie clips.
He also brought the house down at the Al Smith memorial dinner on October 16th.But for the most part America has been confronted with a very different McCain from the man who ran against the Bush machine in 2000 a party loyalist who preaches the old-time true religion (particularly on tax cuts and oil-drilling) and who is happy to link arms with the people who destroyed him eight years ago.
