Sentence examples for super confronted from inspiring English sources
It made it very easy to connect with Billie in the way she's not super confronted by the idea that her mum wants to become a man," she says.
Hillary rightfully told the black community to "hold me accountable" and repented her 20-year-old "super predators" comment, when confronted by a Black Lives Matter protestor.
Arguably, that notion of "sacredness" is simply a way of making sense of the frisson, even fear, we naturally feel when confronted with those of super-high status.
"When confronted with facts about the modest contribution of super to retirement savings, many commentators point out that the system is immature," the Grattan Institute's director, John Daley, said.
Confronted by the immovable object of Seattle's defense at Super Bowl XLVIII, Denver's record-breaking offense turned out not to be an irresistible force after all.
Confronting these facts meant confronting something super unfun: I was dependent.
Belichick is now confronted with what is believed to be the first early-week quarterback question in Super Bowl history: Brady or Bledsoe?
"We never confronted anybody".
Once confronted, she confessed.
