Sentence examples for really confronting from inspiring English sources

In any case, Tillerson made clear that really confronting Putin, or punishing him, was far from the President's intention.

This week, he sent a reform plan to the legislature; under Californian law the plan will automatically become law unless it is voted down in the next 60 days.But is the governor really confronting the problem?

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He was just really confronting this guy about it, and they ended up having a much deeper discussion about his work that if they'd been totally in agreement.

The walls are very thick and high in Gilead and as each character, we live bound by those parameters, so to have those parameters let go and just shoot a scene that seems pure, loving, passionate and intimate just kind of seemed like a normal day at work instead of working on material that's really confronting very potent issues and themes. .

As I removed my New York Times from its three protective bags yesterday morning and glanced over the front page, I noticed that four of the six articles directly or indirectly revealed how neither Congress nor the American people are really confronting the problems facing the country.

We need to confront – and I mean really confront – extremism.

That was the problem Bush never really confronted".

I had never really confronted those facts in that way.

But how eager will American readers be to really confront them?

"But in the last months, we have really confronted our moral responsibility".