Sentence examples for she was confronting from inspiring English sources

She was confronting her past by proxy, recalling the details of another woman's rape.

Are you really going to waste it worrying about this stuff?" She was confronting those same questions in her personal life in 2010, when Mr. Cuarón flew to her Texas home and tried to talk her into "Gravity".

When Thatcher became Prime Minister, in 1979, she was confronting the memory of Churchill and the idea that the P.M. was meant to be the man of action, in contrast to that symbolic figure.

One of the last times I saw her this year, at a performance of Owen McCafferty's Scenes From The Big Picture, she was confronting the effects of chemotherapy head-on in a pink toque.

If, in the first part of her career, she was masochistically confronting herself, and in the middle part she was confronting Ulay; since 1988, she has been directly confronting the public, though with an emphasis on physical presence rather than pain.

On the street, she encountered men who cursed her; in perhaps the clearest sign of what she was confronting, her husband's lawyer, Shi Ziyue, disputed that the abuse constituted "domestic violence" because, he said, "Domestic violence is when a man hits and injures his wife frequently over a long time but has no reason, but my client did that because he had conflicts with his wife".

"She was confronted with a trained nurse.

But when she looked outside she was confronted with a very different scene.

She was confronted by seven or eight men who pointed guns at her.

There, she was confronted by two women from the government's child welfare service.

Except she was confronted by a stream of questions about Weiner.