Sentence examples for without being confronted from inspiring English sources

You can't even have a drink without being confronted by the "untold misery" caused by booze.

Now you can't turn on the TV or open a magazine without being confronted with more periods than a Morse code manual.

You can barely walk into a museum these days without being confronted by an eerie-eyed raven or a monkey's shrunken head.

These days you can hardly open a newspaper or switch on the TV without being confronted with the latest robotic advance.

And without being confronted diplomatically or militarily, which may prove to be the only alternative, Iran will soon attain nuclear weapons and the long-range missiles for delivery.

L. K. Advani, India's home minister, who was deeply skeptical of Pakistan, travelled to Washington that winter, where he spoke with Vice-President Dick Cheney and, according to Mansingh, the Indian Ambassador, told him, "A dog can't cross the Line of Control without being confronted by at least three layers of Pakistani security".

She heard him being confronted.

Upon being confronted by Hughes, the thief, stunned, had dropped to the cold cement without resistance.

One morning, braving the subway without him, they were confronted by a raving man who seemed to be drunk.

Unless it is defeated, those leaving school in the coming years – assuming that they were able to stay on without their EMA – will be confronted either by a shrinking and privatised higher education system or by underemployment and the dole.

Such fiddling has allowed Dr LeDoux and his colleagues to condition a rat to freeze on hearing crackling leaves without it ever having been confronted with a corresponding threat (though the reaction is less strong than in the case of natural conditioning).