Sentence examples for if we confront from inspiring English sources

I want to tell my husband (his dad), but if we confront him, my stepson will know I was checking his phone.

The transformation plan "can only happen if we confront the difficult issues and make the difficult choices," Mr. Lakefield said in a recorded message to employees.

I do so because it is only possible for Labour to move on to new territory in order to fight the next election on a forward-looking agenda if we confront our relationship with the past.

If we confront mass death naked, stripped of all myth, we may have slightly more chance to avoid making the devil's pact with that aggressive nationalism whose blood trail has marked our century".

If we confront what old-age support once looked like — what actually happened when care was almost fully privatized, when the old depended on their families, without the bureaucratic structures and the (under paid caregivers we take for granted — a different picture emerges.

Score: 2 (out of 5) 2009 address to Congress: If we come together and lift this nation from the depths of this crisis; if we put our people back to work and restart the engine of our prosperity; if we confront without fear the challenges of our time … then someday years from now our children can tell their children that this was the time when we performed.

The next time you see Darrel Issa or Lindsey Graham or Liz Cheney on television attacking Obama administration foreign policy, ask yourself: if we confronted a major international crisis in the Middle East, or Korea, or somewhere we have never dreamed about -- who would you rather have responding to that 3 am phone call -- George Bush, Dick Cheney and their gang, or Barack Obama?

But -- and here's the bad news -- as remarkable as these trends are, they are unlikely to amount to more than an interesting side-note on the margins of the economy if the only way we confront corporate power is by trying to be better consumers.

The kinds of challenges they face fiscally are so much more severe than anything that we confront -- if we make some sensible decisions.

I am so grateful to my Wesleyan community, the people I have met, the teachers I have learned from, the ideas I have encountered, the movements I have seen grow, for showing me that we can only begin to accomplish anything if we first confront the very structures of power of which we are part.

Rationality says that if we're confronted with evidence that contradicts our beliefs, we change our views accordingly.