Sentence examples for to directly confront from inspiring English sources
Bringing the audience into the confrontational space of the brothel, added Kondol, forced people to directly confront the reality of the lives of sex workers, many of whom found themselves trapped in the industry out of economic necessity.
"We don't want to directly confront him.
As the investigators wrote, the doctors "did not wish to directly confront problems or face choices".
It's the only prime-time national event at which ordinary citizens are allowed to directly confront the candidates.
That leaves the Fourth Circuit to directly confront what Title IX means for schools and transgender students.
Al Qaeda's focus will be on Syria and Turkey, but it will also begin to directly confront Israel, in order to gain more credibility among the Muslim population.
As Mr. Obama moves toward a full-throated campaign, delivering a State of the Union address on Tuesday and inching closer to directly confronting his Republican challenger, a majority of independent voters have soured on his presidency, disapprove of how he has dealt with the economy and do not have a clear idea of what he hopes to accomplish if re-elected.
But Mr. Ryan said the Obama administration needed to more directly confront China for holding down the value of its currency in order to gain an advantage in international trade, and he said the latest postponement reflected Mr. Obama's "insistence on ignoring these problems".
Going public forces private equity firms to more directly confront nagging questions that have swirled around the industry ever since K.K.R. burst into the popular imagination in the 1980s.
They suggested revising the section on mutation to more directly confront the misconception that mutations are always adaptive.
for the Advancement of Colored People and endorsements from an older generation of black leaders, have had to more directly confront uncomfortable questions of racial inequality and the mistreatment of blacks by the criminal justice system.
