Sentence examples for have confronted the from inspiring English sources

Germans have confronted the monstrous in them.

Should I have confronted the parents after their reaction?

The Courts of Appeals, however, have confronted the issue many times and under varying circumstances.

That same situation conceivably could have confronted the triers of fact in this case.

European regulators could – and should – have confronted the problem years ago.

"I would not have confronted the United States and its president.

Neighborhood children have confronted the couple with questions: Do you two sleep together?

Human beings have confronted the problem of how to draw life from raw material since the beginning of time.

Winner of three Academy Awards, his movies have confronted the most important political, social, and economic issues of our time.

Mr. Jacobs did not elaborate, but his son Martin recalls that his father claimed to have confronted the Oswalds.

"I have confronted the prejudice of race, and challenged the issues of my own disability," he said.