Sentence examples for part confront from inspiring English sources

At home, the families, for the most part, confront each other in their own skins.

The police, in large part, confronted crime in short sleeves, making their own statement.

Kwan was going back to Changmian now in part to confront Big Ma and make that third wish come true.

But I fear that any attempt on our part to confront that latent situation by military means alone could easily serve to aggravate it rather than alleviate it".

While the world must do its part to confront tyranny, the primary responsibility rests in the hands of the people of Pakistan.

It's an ingenious move on Nottage's part to confront Cynthia with the conundrum of class aspirations, to give the black woman power over the white.

Goldberg is a thirty-nine-year-old Brooklyn attorney with a practice specializing in sexual privacy, a new field of law that has emerged, in large part, to confront some of the grosser indulgences of the Internet.

"Carrie Goldberg is a thirty-nine-year-old Brooklyn attorney with a practice specializing in sexual privacy, a new field of law that has emerged, in large part, to confront some of the grosser indulgences of the Internet".

Mr. Kennan stated the fear that "any attempt on our part to confront that latent situation by military means alone could easily serve to aggravate it rather than alleviate it".

Activists who want the U.S. to do our part must confront a massive roadblock: the Republican majority in the House, Senate and many statehouses.

It is important to recognize that this is the heart of real change - organizers and advocates gathering in communities across the nation, doing their part to confront inequity.