Sentence examples for timed to confront from inspiring English sources
The ad was timed to confront President Obama on his visit to New Hampshire.
The prime-time speech from New Orleans was timed to confront growing doubts over his leadership abilities, after the stuttering federal response to Katrina's impact.
When: Choose an appropriate time to confront this person, or for him to meet you if his first confrontation is at a bad time.
It is time to confront this danger.
"It's time to confront the state democratically.
Mary tells Ronnie she thinks it's time to confront Jody.
It's time to confront our continent's least endearing trait: conflict.
This was the time to confront poverty, and Bush messed it up.
By then, Bassi had heard a sufficient amount about Landis that he thought it was time to confront him.
It would be a great time to confront some of the faulty arguments being made against aggressive Fed action.
It is high time to confront this negative vision with a new perspective for those citizens who feel left behind".
