Sentence examples for particularly confronting from inspiring English sources

"It has been a particularly confronting year... and the attitudes and behaviours rugby players have displayed are not reflecting New Zealand society any more, they've fallen behind".

This conclusion is particularly confronting because we and others have shown that loss of RIPK1 in the skin results in a RIPK3/MLKL-dependent hyperplasia that is presumably dependent on necroptosis (Dannappel et al., 2014; Rickard et al., 2014).

And for many Americans it was an introduction to her signature methods: bringing the world right up to your nose, radically, uncomfortably close, in a boldly feminist way that upends conventions of beauty and body image, but doing so while inviting you to relax, stretch out, put your feet up and not feel preached to or even particularly confronted.

Human motivations are rarely so clean, particularly in confronting suffering and death.

Obama claims that the nation's space programme is important, particularly for confronting scientific and technical problems here on Earth.

But for Flowers, a naturally shy 25-year-old, summoning up the kind of heroic self-confidence needed to front a world-beating rock ensemble - the kind of self-confidence Springsteen displays - has not been easy, particularly when confronting a live audience.

He concludes that liberal democracies must leave a wide open space for religious expression and religious forms of life, particularly when confronting issues at the frontiers of science.

Abel Ferrara has a charming chuckle, particularly when confronted with highfalutin statements about his work from nervous journalists.

Hopper had, however, a sure sense of his importance and a strong conviction that his way was the right way to paint, particularly when confronted with abstract expressionism.

At best, this leads to a kind of hushed humility, particularly when confronted with information about the scalding deep-sea vents where the earth's heat propels 700-degree jets of water into the ocean.

Although his career quickened and broadened, one thing never changed: his iconoclastic approach toward life and art exemplified particularly when confronted by interviewers.