Visit Lanzmann in Paris, as I did earlier this year, and you are confronted, as soon as the front door of his modestly sized apartment is open, with an enormous cinema poster for Shoah.
What will happen if Trump achieves power and is confronted, as he should be now, with serious investigative work?
"This was a racial hate crime, and must be confronted as such," said Cornell Brooks, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACPP).
She was confronted as she was getting into her car by Sky News' crime correspondent Martin Brunt, who asked her why she had done so.
The issue may still be confronted as Mr. Moussaoui now faces what amounts to a completely new trial over whether he should be put to death.
The Labour leader was confronted as he arrived at the march after giving a speech on the effects of Brexit on Saturday morning.
It was confronted, as all of us are sometimes, by a windfall that was also a burden.
The proxy warfare of the Gulf--between rivals, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Iran--is destroying numerous countries and must be confronted as a major international priority of political intervention, conflict management, and political negotiations.
Between them, science and philosophy haven't managed to indisputably prove even a single clue, a failure which has led to an intellectual power struggle whenever consciousness is confronted as an issue.
A short time later, Flake was confronted as he entered an elevator by two survivors of sexual assault who challenged him on Kavanaugh in an encounter captured on video that went viral.
