Sentence examples for is finally confronting from inspiring English sources

Through the trial of Father von Wernich, Argentina is finally confronting the church's dark past during the dirty war, when it sometimes gave its support to the military as it went after leftist opponents.

After years in denial, the government here is finally confronting the crisis but is doing so amid widespread disagreement over the cure and skepticism about whether the deflationary spiral can be broken.

Things start creakily with a lengthy opening sequence (lifted wholesale from Diana) in which our heroine is pursued from behind, her face carefully concealed until the big reveal when Nicole Kidman is finally confronted at her dressing table, looking uncannily like... Nicole Kidman!

The Doctor is finally confronted with a devastating truth that he and Master are the same, but The Doctor just doesn't like to get his hands dirty having his companions do the work.

So governors are finally confronting the privileges that public-sector employees have managed to negotiate for themselves in recent decades.For years politicians from both parties have given in to public-sector unions.

Analysts said the vote had divided the country between liberals who saw it as a seminal moment in which Serbia was finally confronting its historic demons and nationalists who saw it as a capitulation to the West that would tarnish Serbia's international standing for decades.

One of 12 children born to first-generation North African immigrants, Ms. Dati made her journey from a tough social housing complex in Burgundy to control of the Justice Ministry and was held up as a sign that France was finally confronting one of its cultural demons and creating more opportunities for immigrants and their offspring.

But he was finally confronted by a problem that neither his charm nor his grandiosity would solve.

In his introduction, Patrick Mauriès notes that in her subject Vilmorin was finally "confronted with a narcissim yet more intractable than her own".

Forced to look inside, you are finally confronted with all that degradation you feared was there but didn't really want to know about.

When he was finally confronted by a group of men at a kiosk near his house just two days after being stopped at a checkpoint in Damascus, he knew something was wrong.