Sentence examples for increasingly confronting from inspiring English sources

To feel affection for Farage is an increasingly confronting experience.

The controversy comes at a time when the Catholic Church nationally finds itself increasingly confronting issues of race.

Evan, meanwhile, took a lonelier path, moving to Edinburgh to work with British conscientious objectors and increasingly confronting Scottish churchmen who supported the war.

Almería confronted Atlético the way teams are increasingly confronting Atlético: rarely stepping forward, determined not to let them counter-attack, not worried about attacking themselves.

Scientists studying the planet's stressed-out rain forests, rivers, reefs, deserts and islands are increasingly confronting a new kind of species -- the living dead.

As tens of thousands of same-sex couples become parents, they are increasingly confronting what heterosexual parents have long dealt with: remaking their lives and those of their children after a breakup.

Occupy protestors across the country were increasingly confronted by police in military style garb and affect.

Scholars are increasingly confronted with the difficulty of defining the public sector.

The study highlights difficult choices that will increasingly confront an aging society.

Meanwhile, peaceful protesters are increasingly confronted with snipers, armored vehicles, and smoke and tear gas.

But as copyright tensions mount and the courts increasingly confront the issue in contemporary art, the question becomes ever trickier.