Sentence examples for which confronted from inspiring English sources

That happened earlier this year with the multi-authored Greenland, which confronted our society's divided attitude to climate change.

Such adaptability was among the theoretical cornerstones of the Metabolist school, which confronted design problems posed by a growing populace and limited urban space.

If Labour picks a leader destined to lose, then the leadership is an empty prize Today's task is harder than that which confronted Labour in the 1980s.

John F. Kennedy, which confronted the Soviet Union over the Berlin Wall and during the Cuban missile crisis, did not take such a relaxed view of Soviet intentions.

The Grattan Institute this week published a report which confronted the problem of the ageing population and also revealed how big a political issue it has become.

It was, in part, a strike against the solemnities of achieved reputation, which confronted him everywhere in the forms of syllabi and colloquia.

The environmental challenge which confronts the whole world demands an equivalent response from the whole world..

The new legislation is likely to be closely watched by other states, which confront similar failings.

The environmental challenge which confronts the whole world demands an equivalent response from the whole world...

These are profound books, about a deep relationship and about the deeply spiritual questions which confront us in society".

The most imposing is by Chilean couple Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen, which confronts you axially as you enter the show.