Sentence examples for needed to confront from inspiring English sources
A different mind-set was needed to confront violent extremism.
Labour, he said, had become "ideologically beached," and needed to confront "uncomfortable truths".
Model replied that she needed to confront her anxiety or give up.
"McCain's policies lack the detail needed to confront the challenges of politics in Iraq.
I needed to confront the person depriving me of this simple pleasure.
Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton concluded that the United States needed to confront China and the other countries.
"I think, in a sense, something clicked last year when I just decided that I needed to confront my past.
Successive presidents have said the Syrians were needed to confront Israel, which occupied southern Lebanon in 1982.
Significantly, he said that Serbia needed to confront its own past, especially in the last decade of Yugoslavia's civil wars.
My aim is to give patients the skills needed to confront their fear of change, rather than to nod my head and ask how they feel.
These new figures and projections send a strong signal that immediate action is needed to confront this human disaster, which touches every community worldwide, without exception".
