Sentence examples for talks about confronting from inspiring English sources

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In public, Mr. Bush talks about confronting North Korea with a unified view from the five nations on the other side of the table: the United States, South Korea, Russia, China and Japan.

In reality, he talks about confronting China, another old adversary from the Cold War days.

If you talk about confronting powerful business interests and win, you have a much broader mandate.

He veered off script, however, and talked about "confronting the crisis of Islamic extremism and the Islamists and Islamic terror of all kinds".

Burgess also talked about confronting homophobia in sport – as well as the vision of Russell Crowe in signing all four Burgess brothers, including Luke and Thomas's twin, George, to the South Sydney Rabbitohs as a prelude to the club winning the Grand Final in 2014 on a night when Sam was inspirational, despite a fractured cheekbone.

For all the trillions of dollars lavished on it, for all the talk about confronting new security threats, for all the exhortations to reinvent government, America's defense establishment, as John Farmer reminds us in "The Ground Truth," continued to fight the cold war more than a decade after it had ended.

But there's a new element in the mix, tentative talk about confronting the possibility of a loss.

Richard Trumka mentioned no names as he vowed recently that labor would not endorse yet another presidential candidate who talks big about confronting inequality but offers an agenda that merely fiddles around the edges of the economy, meeting Wall Street's needs before throwing workers "scraps".

"During his two years in office, Governor Corzine has talked repeatedly about confronting New Jersey's serious financial problems," the Senate minority leader, Leonard Lance, said.