Sentence examples for lively confronting from inspiring English sources
Yes, we were the first year, but we were as mad, unhinged, pointless, entertaining, lively, confronting as all the other years.
Today, as technical curator of the pathology museum at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London, Valentine is one of the loudest, liveliest and brashest advocates for confronting our modern day taboo of death.
He faced grave topics confronting racing with similarly lively prose, such as in an April 16, 1934, column about antidoping legislation.
Although it covers some of the same ground, Mr Ansari's "Confronting Iran" is far more lively.
The Tate show opens with a massively uncompromising Mother and Child in dark grey Hornton stone – "a small mountain of a work" said Antony Gormley – confronting allcomers in a powerful, lively, complicated knot of interlocking heads and arms.
Confronting that history has sparked the kind of lively creative dialogue that is rare in cities like ours, so often fixated on black-and-white preservation squabbles.
Nobel Laureate Gary Becker disagrees, and in this lively new collection he confronts the problem of preferences and values: how they are formed and how they affect our behavior.
At the three-day Asia-Pacific EconoMelbourne, Australiarne, Australast week week, Thomas Russo, vice chairman of Lehman Brothers, learned something about international diplomacy when he confronted a lively group of demonstrators.
Confronting Fear, Enjoying Life.
Consider confronting the person.
