Sentence examples for ultimately confronted from inspiring English sources

The debates here ultimately confronted the role of artists in an culture that both idolizes and scorns them.

In "2001" God has been replaced by science, which with the emergence of the monolith, is ultimately confronted by a different (extraterrestrial) God altogether.

But concealing her personal interest in his case, she began exchanging letters with the jailed gunman and ultimately confronted him in an Israeli courtroom.

When ultimately confronted with a life threatening illness, he never lost his interest in serious scholarship, his zest for life, his love of family and friends, his passion for travel, and his love of the creative process and the work that goes on at Yaddo.

And although the phenomenological view might superficially resemble the view of the higher-order theories, we are ultimately confronted with two radically divergent accounts.

Eventually, we learn that Flaco has given the shoes to his five-year-old son, Jeremiah rather than Flaco, it's this little boy whom Brandon must ultimately confront.

Yet as the brain preservation research that was just starting as Kim's life was ending begins to bear fruit, the questions the couple faced may ultimately confront more of us with implications that could be preposterously profound.

The joint trading venture is the result of economic pressures that every industry–from plastics to printing will ultimately confront.

Simplified inter- and trans-disciplinary models have the potential to identify directions of system change, challenge thinking in disciplinary silos, and ultimately confront the dilemmas of social-ecological modelling.

But for all this success, Fowler was facing the problem that ultimately confronts most technology firms: "The only way I could grow this business into a billion dollar enterprise was to get into the consumer market.

The characters move on from one area to another, battling bands of enemies as they go and ultimately confronting the powerful leader of the evil forces.