Sentence examples for truly confronting from inspiring English sources

His capture was celebrated as an indication that Mexico's new President, Enrique Peña Nieto, who took office last year, might be capable of truly confronting the cartels.

Oubai Shahbandar, a Washington-based senior strategist for the Western-backed opposition Syrian National Coalition group, called Assad's air strikes against Isis superficial, saying the Western-backed rebels were the only force truly confronting the jihadists.

Pretending that Trump wasn't there, rather than truly confronting him, is how other Republicans ended up losing in the primaries; once each party has picked a candidate, it won't be so easy to stay neutral.

This leads to a question: If the nation were truly confronting an energy crisis, would the first energy bill in years, sought by the White House, Republican leaders and some Democrats, entailing $31 billion in eventual costs, suffer this kind of defeat?

When you fall in love with something as a child, it's truly confronting to reach adulthood and have to honestly ask yourself, "is this what I want to do?" I know a new chapter is about to begin.

Establishment Republicans, generally a bulwark of free-traders, dislike those policies, but few have truly confronted him.

Clinton's plan has a lot to recommend it, but in order to truly confront the student-debt crisis, she will have to address for-profit colleges.

That got him thinking about the relative dearth of films that truly confront a subject as common as the end of love.

The question now is whether that's as good as it gets or whether Americans are seeing a new willingness to work together to truly confront joblessness.

Although the government of Nawaz Sharif was elected on a platform of fiscal responsibility, it has shown itself unable to truly confront these issues.

This was when British soldiers were first truly confronted by suicide bombers and roadside bombs – horribly, five soldiers lost their lives and others lost their limbs.