Sentence examples for once when confronted with from inspiring English sources

(Once, when confronted with a group of Nancy's guests at lunch, he loudly asked from the far end of the table, "Have these people no home of their own?") "I had a marvelous time," the duchess said.

And I was reminded of what a patient once told me when confronted with a terrible diagnosis: before someone tells you that you or your loved one is sick you may have a hundred problems.

Both George W. Bush and Bill Clinton also vowed to move the embassy during their campaigns for president, but both changed tack once in office when confronted with the political reality of the situation.

For instance, once euthanasia is legalized, what should a physician do when confronted with a request for euthanasia, and whom should they consult?

SOUTHPORT, England — Tom Watson demonstrated once again just how important experience and golf course savvy are when confronted with British Open conditions that mystified many younger golfers on Thursday.

"This decision, and the action of the authority in investigating this case and bringing charges, demonstrates once more that British racing will take decisive and firm action when confronted with issues relating to welfare or integrity".

Canetti once suggested that our notion of power derives from the experience a living person undergoes "when confronted with the dead man, who is felled forever" -- a feeling of glory, mingled perhaps with shame.

Wink resigned when confronted with the charges.

How does one find meaning when confronted with nothingness?

This makes immune systems act strangely when confronted with intruders.

The mind collapses when confronted with so much geography.