Sentence examples for we've confronted from inspiring English sources

"By lighting up the night, we've confronted our bodies with an insult they are ill-equipped to accommodate".

The Great Recession and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, arguably the toughest problems we've confronted in decades, are nothing if not spectacularly complicated.

To the extent that we've confronted these matters, it's been through hypertensive debates over the motives of Wikileaks, Chelsea Manning, and Edward Snowden.

The audience responds to this film differently because we know this is something we've confronted in our lives or something we know is going to confront us.

"We've confronted dozens of issues like this, and we basically have to say that this is inside the box, and that's outside the box".

He's a strong kid and we've confronted adversarial things throughout his career, and we've been able to answer them each time.

It's as powerful as racism, but we have not confronted this issue as much as we have confronted racism".

In this standoff, we have confronted our oldest and one of our most shameful stories.

Bystanding is what people generally do at times of moral need, and is thus the moral risk that we have confronted ever since the Holocaust.

Three times we have confronted Establishment Clause challenges to neutral government programs that provide aid directly to a broad class of individuals, who, in turn, direct the aid to religious schools or institutions of their own choosing.

From the moment I took office as president, the central challenge we have confronted as a nation has been the need to lift ourselves out of the worst recession since World War II.