Sentence examples for so confronted from inspiring English sources

So, confronted with the worst economic crisis since the second world war, perhaps Europeans should agree to an extra week of work.

So, confronted with paintings that lacked documentation, that could theoretically have been painted, as one lawyer put it, "in Ms. Rosales's garage," Ms. Freedman said she focused on what really mattered, the quality of the works themselves.

Even if so confronted, the agent can always prevent a sure loss by simply refusing to bet.

So confronted with (2), they cast about for a possible adjustment to the previously prevailing canon of similarity that brings the content of (2) into line with conversational principles and is manifestly smaller, manifestly more natural, manifestly easier to make, than any other adjustment that would do the trick.

He declares himself an unreliable narrator and, in doing so, confronts the audience with a version of the Cretan Liar problem: can you rely on the unreliable person's unreliability?

This paper investigates the accounting practices that underpin this new form of organizing, and in doing so confronts a significant challenge within the accounting literature: the need to escape what Hopwood (1996) describes as its "hierarchical consciousness".

And it does this because it is so confronting.

The youngest brother is determined to break the spell of silence and fear under which the survivors live, and so confronts the men responsible for his brother's murder something unimaginable in a country where killers remain in power.

And so, when confronted, she probably came up with . . .

She had been fucking her dealer, too, his buddy said, so Michael confronted her.

The government has so far confronted public outcry in the region by arresting activists".