Sentence examples for no confronted from inspiring English sources

All one need do is take a stroll through the tournament's central gathering area, Garden Square, to be reminded — no, confronted — with the rich past of Australian tennis.

There can be no confronting our challenges without those voices.

Even areas that are safe are no confronting a new political and economic reality.

America is now fighting wars from 30,000 feet, where moral choices are no longer confronted face to face.

Oh no," when confronted with anything that disrupts his vision of how food should be served.

Today, visitors to the Taj Mahal are no longer confronted with disturbing images of poverty and animal cruelty.

An excellent example from my own career is the odyssey of "noes" I confronted to get my first cartoon published in The New Yorker.

It can no longer confront the many threats it faces simply by spending more money.

• The new president also should signal that we will no longer confront problems just by blowing them up.

The work no longer confronts the spectator as an object but surrounds him so that he moves within it as he might within a stage set, a garden, or an interior.

The ruling is based on a fictive "post-racial" premise that racial minorities in the South no longer confront discriminatory barriers to voting.