Sentence examples for than to confront from inspiring English sources

Or is it easier to smite yesterday's villains than to confront today's?

It's reality: more dangerous to deny than to confront (Cynthia and her mother are watercolour fans).

"I would love nothing better than that than to confront the governor mano-a-mano," he said.

Until forced to do otherwise, we would rather pruriently rubber-neck Tiger Woods's misadventures than to confront real human tragedy.

I believe I disappointed or annoyed or let Dan down in some way, and he chose to end the friendship rather than to confront me.

From this point on there emerged a new Colin Davis – less ambitious and self-indulgent, more ready to work with his orchestral musicians than to confront them.

But Egyptian women – as with women in other Arab countries after the Arab spring – are more determined than ever to confront these challenges.

The lawsuit charges that the two officers, identified as Craig Matthews and Robert Sinishtaj, "failed to follow and to exercise proper police tactics and procedures" by firing their weapons "in the midst of numerous innocent bystanders" rather than waiting to confront the armed man in a less-crowded area.

Judge Masipa said that Mr Pistorius had ample time to call for help, rather than going to confront a perceived intruder with a loaded gun.

Our Moses is less than eager to confront the mercurial, seemingly all-powerful world leader.

I feel more prepared than ever to confront anything that bothers me.