Sentence examples for ways of confronting from inspiring English sources

Nor did it suggest ways of confronting the concerns, or working round them.

Mortality is a notoriously difficult issue for tyrants (among Hoxha's saner ways of confronting it was the construction of a vast pyramidal museum in his own honour), and a more ominous appointment than "Successor" to such a figure can hardly be imagined.

He will say that Labour does not disagree with the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats about the scale of the challenge facing the economy, but he will stress Labour's different ways of confronting the problem and highlight examples of poor coalition decisions.

Labeled "victim art" by the critic Arlene Croce, who declined to check it out for herself, the 1994 work continued the choreographer's engagement with pressing contemporary issues: questions of race, class, sexual orientation and, in "Still/Here," ways of confronting illness and impending death.

The literature to date reveals two ways of confronting the question.

We, many of my colleagues and I chose non-violent ways of confronting the state.

Did Rosa invent this look, or does he simply record its arrival as another way of confronting the world?

"It's a way of confronting that double standard, instead of shirking away from it," Cassese said.

It's a way of confronting issues of colonisation and usurpation, of dealing with issues of respect.

Could it be that Godzilla gave Japan a way of confronting the carnage imaginatively, without the chagrin of military defeat?

Miller says his sleepless night before the assault in Kandahar was his way of confronting the ethics of his actions.