Sentence examples for i've confronted from inspiring English sources

I've confronted some painful fantasies: that longing of old, the sense of "home", the Italy of my childhood – constructs of great sentiment, but of imagination more than reality.

"Of all the catfish I've confronted, there was only one I didn't tell I was coming," Schulman said cagily, apparently shocked by my plan to go unannounced.

In my forced intimacy with blood, I've confronted the narrow and rickety biological bridge that we walk each day, learned again and again what a permeable barrier our meager skin is.

Being in my late 30s, the concept of mortality is something I've confronted more seriously lately.

Because I've confronted this part of myself doesn't mean that I have to be afraid any longer or feel like I'm alone even though I'm the only one who consistently stutters in my friend group.

Should I have confronted her directly?

Should I have confronted the parents after their reaction?

"Many times I have confronted Matiullah over his illegal business," Chief Hemat said.

"Knowing that I have confronted and overcome these obstacles, I realize how powerful I am," she will tell them.

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

I had confronted them in researching the militant suffrage movement in England for my book and BBC television series for Masterpiece Theater, "Shoulder to Shoulder".