Sentence examples for manage to confront from inspiring English sources

I could not manage to confront the mother over what this child had been taught; I could not make the girls realize what they had done.

Jimmy Carter micromanaged the White House tennis courts but could not manage to confront a national malaise and the failure to rescue American hostages in Iran.

She says, "The majority of people here in the favela don't manage to confront the challenge of their conditions of life.

But he managed to confront one glitch after another without losing his cool.

When the HEU crisis broke, Cretz finally managed to confront Gaddafi's influential son, Saif al-Islam.

After months of investigation, I finally managed to confront him in a hotel not far from Monte Carlo's famous casino.

But since the birth of the talkies the best American movie comedies have managed to confront grave matters and to defy their own gravity.

It was obvious from the start the strange man's appearances and disappearances were aimed at the Tiger, even before he managed to confront him about it.

The President had the duty and the power to repeal sudden attacks and act in other emergencies, and in his role as Commander in Chief he was empowered to direct the armed forces for any purpose specified by Congress.193 Though Congress asserted itself in some respects, it never really managed to confront the President's power with any sort of effective limitation, until recently.

Once upon a time, Washington managed to fully confront a corruption scandal and invent a government solution that actually worked for 30 years.

SOCHI, Russia — For all the intrigue that had surrounded the mayoral elections in Sochi, Acting Mayor Anatoly N. Pakhomov managed to avoid confronting his critics — or even acknowledging their existence — until Friday, when he was outfoxed by a grandmaster.