Sentence examples for openly confronting from inspiring English sources
Normally Xinhua would avoid openly confronting the centre's other bastions of power.
By openly confronting the West, Mr Putin has also freed Russians from a nagging inferiority complex.
"I think he would make a decision when a situation arises," said Hasan Askari Rizvi, a leading Pakistani military analyst, referring to militants openly confronting the government.
He described, among other things, a political timidity in the Republican Party that he said was preventing its elected leaders from openly confronting Democrats, who vastly outnumber Republicans in New York, on controversial issues.
And after some dithering, it is co-operating with the alliance's military operations in Libya.Yet Turkey is understandably wary of openly confronting Iran, one of its main sources of natural gas and the primary transit route for Turkish exports to Central Asia.
"How can global leaders espouse the values of democracy, yet when they are being challenged fail to open their mouths?" He was likely alluding to South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki, whom he and many others have criticized for not openly confronting Mr. Mugabe but pursuing a quiet diplomacy that they felt left Mr. Mugabe's excesses unchallenged.
"Skins" openly confronts the brutality of reservation life.
Nobody disputes that Bergoglio, like most other Argentines, failed to openly confront the junta.
Like Nixon going to China, only the emperor could so openly confront this imperial history.
Her willingness to openly confront authorities makes her stand out among Tibetans.
Why can't we Americans just throw down the gauntlet and openly confront Russia about its irrational objection?
