Sentence examples for quite confronted from inspiring English sources
I left the work feeling quite confronted; I'll be thinking over this one for a while.
But the candidate blanched, as if he had not quite confronted the reality that within 130 hours he could be the governor-elect.
He also watched hours of footage of previous episodes to get an idea of how to portray Declan, then making a statement to Declan fans reading: "I'm sure that initially people will be quite confronted by a new face with the same character name – I'm not fooling myself about that.
Then to see the footage of how the NTC handled the capture of Gadaffi and his son was quite confronting.
We'll never quite confront the real problem because we don't want to take the upfront pain.
Were you disturbed at the footage of Gadaffi's capture and the conduct of the NTC? JON LEE ANDERSON: "Quite confronting" indeed.
The difficulty that Pullman never quite confronts is that this involves what is vulgarly known as fundamentalism: an unmediated contact with the original message.
"But that's quite confronting what they've chosen to do and how they've chosen to handle that situation," she said.
I found the course quite confronting.
It took me a while to process the performance, which is both challenging and playful, funny and quite emotionally confronting.
