Sentence examples for just confronting from inspiring English sources

Both developments served to complicate…" The group says they are not promoting illegal drug use, just confronting the reality that many people use.

François Fillon's victory in France's rightwing presidential primaries shows that liberal progressive values in Europe aren't just confronting the ghosts of fascist-type movements.

Ulster's headline grant has been cut in real terms by 7% since 2010, but austerity has been so backloaded that the province is only just confronting its fiscal challenges.

"So someone being a drug user here is somewhat desirable, because who knows best about drugs than those that use them?" The group says they are not promoting illegal drug use, just confronting the reality that many people use.

(Isherwood) 'BLINK' This drama from Wales about a grown man who is just confronting the sexual abuse inflicted on him by a teacher is partly inspired by a real-life case from the 1980s, and when it sticks to that plot element, it has power, thanks to a top-notch three-member cast.

Cohen went on to qualify these statements, though: "It's facile to think that just confronting death automatically leads to growth and there's no downside to it.

SU ANGER QUOTIENT Simmering: 5 Shouting: 4 Fighting: 3 Cameron Diaz Cameron Diaz doesn't just confront photographers, she takes them to court.

Those are the real underlying issues that many people want to tackle or just confront and get rid of.

But it's very much in my makeup to say: "So what?" If I feel there is a problem, I just confront it.

But several Democratic strategists said Dr. Dean had failed to adjust to this new focus on the domestic agenda, as well as the rising concern among primary voters with each candidate's ability to defeat Mr. Bush, not just confront him.

"I was trying to illustrate that you don't just confront Iran with guns and soldiers; sometimes you do it with lawyers and accountants and diplomats," Mr. McCormack said.