Sentence examples for openly confronts from inspiring English sources

"Skins" openly confronts the brutality of reservation life.

Though he never openly confronts them, Aquinas sets aside the sayings at the end of Aristotle's Ethics which seem to mean that the polis has the responsibility and role of coercively leading all its citizens, of every age, towards all-round virtue.

She openly confronts Dork Vader and Debbie Botellingose-Job, theling the absolute truth.

In the US, he said, Antifa "is an anonymous framework for an organization that gathers intelligence on local fascist groups and either publishes that information for the public, sends that information to other groups who have a vested interest in shutting those groups down, or openly confronts those groups, whether it's through direct action or calling for a civil-society protest.

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.

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?

But he lacks the economic strength and overall might to openly confront NATO, the European Union or the United States.