Sentence examples for how they confronted from inspiring English sources

His oratory was as harsh as on the first day of his opening statement, on Thursday: He accused the Clinton administration of "genocide" against Serbs and asked NATO leaders, who bombed Yugoslavia for 78 days in 1999, how they confronted their consciences.

They described the barriers some black men face when deciding to pursue medicine, discussing how they confronted -- and overcame -- structural and cultural obstacles to entering the medical field. .

Progressive Arab states, like Jordan, Morocco and Bahrain, which want to build their legitimacy not on how they confront Israel but on how well they prepare their people for the future, are being impeded.

Some engineers in New Orleans have gone so far as to ask Dutch engineers how they confront the same issues in the hopes of using those ideas to develop a more sensible long-term plan.

How are they confronting the advancing years?

If Pakistan's armed forces and intelligence agencies are afraid of a few scholars and their facts and key boards, how can they confront Pakistan's real enemies who are the hordes of terrorists it once nurtured but who have turned their guns and suicide vests against their erstwhile patrons?

"Indian artists are showing all over the world," he said, "and each day they have to decide how they will confront their society and themselves.

"Given that this fiscal repair job is likely to be the major policy challenge for the next government, it is striking how reticent all three major U.K. parties have been in explaining how they would confront that task," a report by the Institute of Fiscal Studies, a study group in London, said earlier this week.

Now that marriage is within the reach of so many gay and lesbian couples, it remains an open question how they will confront the issue of infidelity.

Soon Protick began to use photography as a way to lengthen his stays, and to learn how his grandparents felt as they confronted old age.

And I have often wondered, until recently, how they could be confronted with so much truth... and still crucify him.