Sentence examples similar to shrinking from confronting from inspiring English sources

ALVARO URIBE has never been one to shrink from confronting his opponents.

Bob's work has always been controversial but he has never shrunk from confronting that controversy.

Mr Abe must not shrink from confronting them, even though that means taking on parts of his own party.The danger abroad is that he takes too hard a line, confusing national pride with a destructive and backward-looking nationalism.

Worse, Green may be shrinking from contact.

You could never accuse Ms. Buckley of shrinking from danger.

Charlie Hebdo isn't shrinking from its controversial reputation.

But shrinking from these questions does not leave them undecided.

"They were overprotected, excluded from confronting reality.

"The MIT way is to confront challenges and not to shrink from them, and so that was the impetus for the class," says Melissa Nobles, dean of MIT's School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.

For every film that has bravely confronted uncomfortable social truths, there are dozens that shrink from telling us what we might not want to hear.

She was able — she had been elected — to confront what most of the rest of us fearfully shrank from.