Sentence examples for to be confronted in a from inspiring English sources

In an interview several years ago Mr. Jewison said his hope for the film was that white audiences would experience "the relationship between white and black in the South," stressing that, for this to work, the subject "had to be confronted in a very entertaining and theatrical way".

These types of decisions often need to be confronted in a data-limited context, where few if any management measures are currently in place or fisheries are managed independent of adequate scientific advice.

The intention was to make cancer no longer something to be confronted in a fearful way and only in a clinical setting.

They are linked and need to be confronted in a way that resolves any immediate hunger needs and still responds to the deeper roots of the problem.

His belief that Iran needs to be confronted in its nuclear ambitions and as a last resort prevented by force shines through.

He wants his arguments to be confronted in themselves.

Bullies don't like to be confronted in public.

They also allow new situations to be confronted in the light of these acceptable principles.

So averse were this lot to being confronted in the street by a stranger that they refused even to let another person take all the risk and do all the work.

He said that Lopez died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head after he was confronted in a parking lot on the base by a military police officer.

In a video sent to The Huffington Post, McCain is seen being confronted in a Grand Canyon shop. .