Sentence examples for that it confronts from inspiring English sources
The critic noted the film's different take on the Iraq War, writing that "it confronts the fact that men often take great pleasure in war".
Training for these and other units will focus on "hard skill" tactical training (i.e. protecting VIPs, quick reaction forces, explosives detection/disposal) most urgently needed by the GOP given the deteriorating security environment that it confronts.
What I liked about "Waltz with Bashir" is that it confronts so much and, whatever Boaz says, resolves so little.
The virtue — and also the limitation — of this movie is that it confronts senselessness and insists on remaining calm and sane.
More radical than the play's structure and the fact that it relies on youth who have never stood on a stage before is that it confronts the taboo concept of reconciliation.
One of the consequences of Mandelbrot's revolution is that it confronts us with the difficulty inherent in measuring the edge of anything, such as a coastline, the "tortuosities" of which Robinson has spent much of his life studying.
In its replications, the virus does not remain the same, nor does that which it confronts and transits through.
If the United States is unwilling to stand up and confront that, it is an absolute certainty that gas will deteriorate.
This is a comforting family musical that's so protective of the audience that it barely confronts the Nazism that the von Trapp family fled.
Nemerov responded by arguing for the importance of art — that it often confronts us with something uncomfortable we might otherwise never experience, and in doing so, it reveals the world.
Mr Gove has long argued that Whitehall is too soft on extremism; that it only confronts people once they've turned to violence; that you should 'drain the swamp' and not wait for 'the crocodiles to reach the boat'.
