Sentence examples for is confronted on from inspiring English sources
As one goes through the uncollected and unpublished poems, one is confronted on every other page with first-rate work.
Mitt and Ann Romney sat for a relatively substantial interview with PARADE magazine in which he is confronted on differences with his surrogates and the G.O.P., his offshore accounts, and his taxes and tithing.
The skipper is in the midst of an affair with Samson, and the scene in which she is confronted on the phone by his wife as the Orpheus dives beneath the Atlantic holds out the hope that when their air runs out, the crew can switch to their supply of pure camp.
About 150 feet before the entrance to the pathway, a cyclist riding north on Jay Street toward the bridge, the most common approach, is confronted on the right by a continuous stream of cars and trucks leaving the bridge around a blind curve.
McAuliffe is confronted on the switchers, and McAuliffe parries it by saying that "you don't get everybody".
So Mr. Dark Side shows up at NBC studios expecting another puff job, and instead is confronted on camera with witnesses, documents, victims of his various war crimes.
Instead of playing politics, Philadelphia is confronting on-the-ground reality, fighting to get more food stamps to the poor.
Even when chunks of the supposed autobiography were revealed to be fabricated, leading Frey to be confronted on-air by a furious Oprah Winfrey, who had backed the book, Frey was not finished.
DES MOINES — Emerging on the campaign trail in Iowa after largely shunning the state, Mitt Romney was confronted on Thursday by hecklers on corporate tax policy and told one of them, "Corporations are people, my friend".
