Sentence examples for i can confront from inspiring English sources

Through these works I can confront my visual history without any aesthetic or sensation.

"This is exactly where I can confront my own fear and create my own optimism," Mr. Uys said.

"I can confront the junta personally but I cannot organise other people to do the same," said Win Tin, bright and energetic despite the years of beatings and abuse that he suffered in jail.

It is my hope, that by eliciting stories of Fresno, grounding them in historical context, and then sharing them with the community as an alternate tale of the city that I can confront this negative urban identity.

Here at Campbell I can confront one of my men and an hour later he will either tell me I am right, or, "Mrs. C. you need to have your glasses checked".

It means I am a political force and I can confront power.

I love that you can confront it with humour and with satire.

"And so I started to say no, and I started to push back, and I think that's the only way you can confront bullies.

I quickly move aside, so that Simon can confront the man.

"I want this wall to be removed so we can confront the Moroccans directly," said one 23-year-old female protester.

"I look forward to seeing creative people who understand how new platforms can confront our enduring anxieties".