Sentence examples for true confrontation from inspiring English sources

Jeannette Bougrab: "Demain commence une nouvelle bataille, un nouveau match" #Mutualite — Nicolas Sarkozy (@NicolasSarkozy) April 22 , 2012"The second round will be the truth, truth regarding the situation in France and true confrontation between programs," said another member of Mr. Sarkozy's party in a Twitter posting quoted by his official account.

In Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus," the nude goddess smiles slightly while averting her eyes just so, avoiding a true confrontation with the viewer.

In one of the book's few true confrontations, Mark (described as looking "stung, hurt, radically aged") gropes for something to latch onto, however pathetic: "Jean!

It's true that its confrontation with issues such as mental health, homophobia, mass incarceration, racism, drug addiction and sexuality can leave the teleplay spiralling and uneven for the audience at moments.

"Old River is a true representation of a confrontation with nature," he went on.

It is precisely just such confrontation that true friends such as Walter Smith would offer him that he needs, however.

At the book's true heart is the confrontation between Marina and her former teacher, one in which mild-mannered decency must win out over brute will masquerading as scientific imperative.

The same was true during the military confrontation in Haiti in 1994, over restoring the exiled president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which she favored and drew lessons from about joint command of American armed forces.

This is especially true of people who resist confrontation with their darker selves.

A similar outcome might hold true on another debt-ceiling confrontation.

Their defense is the same: True patriotism demands a vigilant confrontation with government infamy.