There can be no guarantee, however, that the visitor will not, from time to time, be confronted by potentially distressing evidence of human suffering, even if most of Freetown can be successfully shunned.
From what I see, this is because we are spending more time being confronted by news stories that scare us - whether it's on TV or our laptops: shootings, accidents, natural disasters, crashes, robberies, you name it.
Throughout your (very successful) career, you will at times be confronted with bizarre patients, incorrigible patients, and yes, patients that you may not like (I said it!).
Kiren, who's husband died of AIDS a 'few years back' has several times been confronted with society's stigma and prejudice since "coming out".
This is the first time Mourinho is confronted with these kind of problems.
He could use his judgment every time he is confronted with dessert.
Javid visits Port Talbot for the first time and is confronted by hundreds of steel workers.
"I am completely confident that every time he is confronted with a tough policy question he will study the options wisely and quickly, and make the right choice," one of Gore's closest advisers says.
This time, he is confronted by two of his own former associates, and by the Scotland Yard detective superintendent who successfully investigated another Tory politician, Jonathan Aitken, for similar charges.
Each time he is confronted with questions concerning gun violence, he immediately turns to issues of mental health care, thereby further perpetuating stigma against those with psychiatric disabilities.
