Sentence examples for honestly confronting from inspiring English sources

That means honestly confronting the crisis of Islamic extremism and the Islamists and Islamic terror of all kinds.

It is epistemologically problematic in its suggestion that honestly confronting and moving past a difficult national past is vastly easier than it is.

Better legalisation of all drugs, opening up the possibility of their proper regulation and of honestly confronting what they do to people.

"My views on this subject have changed over time, but as many of my gay and lesbian friends, colleagues and staff embrace long-term committed relationships, I find myself unable to look them in the eye without honestly confronting this uncomfortable inequality," writes Ms. McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat.

As long as Democrats and Republicans continue to play politics with the image, health and well-being of the black community rather than honestly confronting racism in everyday life, much of the racist attitudes of the "good old days" will remain with us.

"That means honestly confronting the crisis of Islamic extremism and the Islamists and Islamic terror of all kinds," he went on.

On Friday, Rawlings, the mayor, called for the country to honestly confront racial discrimination.

Questions of the 'we', the 'us' and 'they', beg questions of responsibility, of distancing, but are honestly confronted.

The intuitive sense that there is something "behind the veil, behind the veil" is equally honestly confronted.

There is a way to honestly confront the reality of Vietnam and yet still honor the men who fought there.

Do we become so intent on fighting our critics that we fail to honestly confront critical issues while avoiding the necessity to be honestly self-critical?