Sentence examples for i mean confronting from inspiring English sources

Chris Matthews I mean, confronting Kevin James in the presence of Mark Green on tonight's Hardball.

By becoming more "radically historical" I mean confronting more candidly the myriad effects and consequences (intended and unintended, conscious and unconscious) of power-laden and conflict-ridden social practice--e.g., the complex confluence of human bodies, traditions, and institutions".

In a government town where most lobbyists and government players like to keep their heads down and avoid confrontation, he's always willing to speak up, even when it means confronting powerful people in high offices.

And it means confronting head-on the poisonous Islamist extremist ideology".

The bipartisan summit meeting was convened by Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Republican governor of California, who has been a leader in state efforts to regulate greenhouse gases, even when it meant confronting the Bush administration over its more hesitant approach.

Being serious about that will mean confronting the Nimbyism that is especially prevalent in her party.

They mean confronting the hard choices, instead of promising more bounty for everyone with no sacrifice ever.

But Raggi readily acknowledges that achieving anything in Rome will mean confronting the city's rife corruption.

It would also mean confronting Washington over its claims that the bases are needed to defend Japan, claims that many on Okinawa reject.

The tales of ruin that have filtered back to Naila have only sharpened her wistfulness for her summer ritual, even if this year going to Haiti would mean confronting something painful.

To do all of that will mean confronting some of the most entrenched vested interests in China's economy, and inside the Communist Party itself.