Sentence examples for i first confronted from inspiring English sources
It is a shocking truth that I first confronted seven years ago.
It was in Murska Sobota that I first confronted the ineluctable sadness of hotel rooms: the untouched notepad; the bedspread with infernal purple flowers; the black-and-white photograph of a soulless seaside resort; the garbage can lined with crumpled tissues that suggested a messy quickie.
When I was first confronted with the choice of trying to protect my friendship or protect the business, I was surprised at how little thought I had given it previously.
When first confronted with this idea, I was concerned that mechanically imprinted screens, which the architect insisted on calling "tapestries," would resemble large billboards.
I spoke to Burns recently by phone and learned that she, too, was first confronted with carob in her teens.
"I wish that I'd had a better sense of my own identity and self-worth, and that I'd been wiser to first confront loneliness before joining a partnership.
But the trip stayed with me -- it was the first time I was confronted face first with true poverty.
But the point is this: when I first checked inside and was confronted by the sandwich's contents, my initial reaction was to suck it up, not make a fuss and eat my bread and vegetables, for fear of making myself look a buffoon - which is something I have nonetheless achieved throughout the course of this entire entry - and I would like to know if you, too, have experienced similar.Life is scary.
The first time I confronted homophobia from a student, I feared that I might be labeled as high-strung or overly-sensitive.
"The first group I confronted just responded by dancing provocatively, and the second group who were also sporting afro wigs told me they just wanted to support Ghana," Spears told me.
The first time I sat down for a real Chinese banquet, on assignment to frigid Manchuria back in 1988, I found myself confronted first with a heaped serving dish of deep-fried, whole baby sparrows.
