Sentence examples for he confronted with from inspiring English sources

Bishop Goedert said in the deposition that most of the priests he confronted with allegations admitted the actions.

Convinced of his intellectual superiority and moral vision, he turns harsh and judgmental at school and becomes contemptuous of his wife (Barbara Rush) and an oppressive disciplinarian to his young son (Christopher Olsen), whom he confronts with a righteous yet deadly rage.

And underneath it all there's a nervousness, a sense of fearful desperation that comes through strongest when he's confronted with something he's not familiar with.

When he was confronted with the news, he asked, "This is about the bank robbery, isn't it?" He was arrested three weeks later.

He told me that he was confronted with a choice — let the statue stand, thereby becoming a symbol of the regime *not* falling, or take it down.

Evangelist Pastor Ted Haggard decried homosexuality, but resigned his positions when he was confronted with the fact he'd been sleeping with his masseur for more than three years.

He was confronted with a crisis and he rose to the challenge by telling the public the truth.

At every step of his journey, he's confronted with the callous injustice he was party to during his days with the secret police.

"But after a strange encounter with a fellow patient, he's confronted with the possibility that the voices he hears and the visions he sees might be real".

A weak monarch, he was confronted with two major rebellions because he failed to win the respect of the nobility.

Walker said he warned senior civil servants that he was confronted with the same choices that resulted in the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust scandal.