Sentence examples for how she confronted from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Lay, a key turning point came when Sherron S. Watkins, the former Enron vice president, took the stand to describe how she confronted him with concerns about Enron's accounting.

Its attention time is a testament to the power of a great story well told,echoed in the appearance of Jon Ronson's piece on the shaming of Lindsey Stone; Lindy West on how she confronted her troll; and Anna Erelle on going undercover as a jihadi girlfriend.

Meanwhile, a Northumberland blogger has written about how she confronted the shadow home secretary, Chris Grayling, over the controversy over his comments that B&B owners should be allowed to turn away gay couples: I said he had patently been talking off the top of his head (well, I didn't want to suggest he'd been talking out his arse) but was he sorry for the words?

She didn't get anyone to help her craft jokes, she said, and so Portman's speech largely focused on her explaining how she confronted her own doubts when she went to Harvard.

These are some of the main themes of "Spectrum": how Perillo's mortality sharpens her frustrations, and how she confronts it to blunt them.

Although it can be harder to talk about — if easier to feel — there is also the question of how she has confronted images of black women in American culture.

In an interview Steel described how and why she confronted Dines at Sydney airport on Sunday in an encounter that was captured on video and has been seen by the Guardian.

The writing process came together from conversations about the emotional issues facing Buffy Summers, and how she would confront them in her battle against supernatural forces.

I would share the latest gossip with my friends on Twitter and Facebook: "Did you see how "crazy" Ramona was when she confronted Kelly on The Real Housewives of New York?

In Something for Cate, McGregor talks about how she has felt confronted by trans people who do not "pass" for the gender they identify as; and growing up, she says, she was taught to believe that trans people were unstable and mentally unwell.

It tells the story of how with tremendous courage she confronts many problems and continues to believe she can succeed in her dream to become a fine arts teacher.