Sentence examples for was very confronting from inspiring English sources
Barnett told reporters in Perth on Sunday that he had seen "some" of the footage shown at the inquest, the released portions of which come to almost two hours, and thought it was "very confronting".
Of Chris's situation, Mason explained "It was very confronting for him.
The walls are very thick and high in Gilead and as each character, we live bound by those parameters, so to have those parameters let go and just shoot a scene that seems pure, loving, passionate and intimate just kind of seemed like a normal day at work instead of working on material that's really confronting very potent issues and themes. .
So once, a couple people in my class were throwing around the N-word and I was very against it and confronted them about it.
Pursuing this kind of analysis, one is very quickly confronted with two intricate problems.
But he's not prepared for an accident or disaster or sudden bad luck, and that's what interesting me: to see how somebody who is supposed to have a demeanor and a message that's very positive confront the real world that's being very negative to him.
It's in your face and I get a reaction from society, so I'm always very confronted by it.
"In England we have been very bad at confronting the reality of death until it actually occurs, and then we stumble into it an very awkward, embarrassed way.
France "is very late in confronting the truth about its colonial history," he said, but the purpose of his museum "is to tell the story of immigration".
The idea of "fair" trade is very appealing, whether confronting the plight of autoworkers in Michigan or farmers in the Third World.
