Sentence examples for of confronting and from inspiring English sources

"Appointments are a powerful way -- both substantively and symbolically -- of confronting and reversing that stereotype".

Instead of confronting and facing down his unappeasable Eurosceptic ultras, he has pandered to them.

He later said, "Very frankly, it's the only game in town in terms of confronting and trying to disrupt the Al-Qaeda leadership".

We all have the same manager, and they've talked to him about this, instead of confronting and communicating with me directly.

(Twenty years later, beginning with "Every Man for Himself," Godard suggested an utterly new way of confronting and making use of the cinematic heritage without aping it).

Alexander, a member of the Church of Scotland, said: "The task of confronting and defeating antisemitism is not the responsibility of the Jewish community.

Confronting these issues shame, for instance, for things that you have done confronting shame, confronting guilt, and instead of confronting shame and guilt, projecting it onto others to through and violence it is the opposite of working through.

Instead, we are left with a fantasy — lessons about planting trees and shunning bullies instead of confronting tyrants and crematories.

As The Wall Street Journal puts it, "Chinmoy found running to be a useful way of confronting--and ultimately surmounting--the physical boundaries of the body and the psychic limits of the mind.

Deleuze and Guattari differentiate between philosophy, science, and the arts, seeing as means of confronting chaos, and challenge the common view that philosophy is an extension of logic.

Jackson accuses the local Tory leadership of confronting "sincere and principled opposition with a mixture of patronising disdain and bombastic arrogance".