In any case, the reader must somehow confront what in the last analysis feels like a weary, racially charged, distinctly antimodernist agenda -- one spoken in a saucy way, to be sure.
Unfortunately, the state cannot wait until 2014, and so the voters can only hope that the candidate they support will have the fortitude of Lee Kuan Yew and that California, like Singapore, will somehow confront its current crisis.
Perhaps Obama will also warn of the temptation of assuming we can somehow avoid confronting the terrorists and jihadists, and those who support them.
Perhaps he will also warn of the temptation of assuming we can somehow avoid confronting terrorists and jihadists, and those who support them.
The publicity over the shark created the illusion that danger had somehow been confronted by Hirst, and come swimming into the gallery, gnashing its incisors.
How do you let go -- as if you could somehow stop it; confronting Life or more appropriately, Death, and standing in its path.
When a politician speaks at an interest group's convention, we want to hear that he has somehow challenged or confronted the group, rather than "pandered" to it.
The experts said that making it especially hard were the now vague allegations involving children, allegations that Ms. Poundstone will have to confront somehow if she wants to restore her career.
When Mr. Edwards was asked about his increasingly aggressive stance in confronting opponents this year, he somehow sensed a rise at his side.
While at first many of us, like me, may fear confronting the painful reality, somehow we must find the courage and, like Meg Ryan showed us in that diner, if we can fake it, together we can make it.
