Sentence examples for worth confronting from inspiring English sources

The question of the trade-offs reporters make is a real one, though, and worth confronting.

Like the myth of a broken-marriage-free nineteenth century, it's well worth confronting.

The one criticism that is worth confronting head on is the idea that motherhood is purely a personal decision and none of anyone else's business.

It is worth confronting these murky claims before moving on to the more rewarding murk that fills the rest of the film.

Those are arguments worth confronting (and ones that I'll join in as soon as I see the movie; meanwhile, see Dexter Filkins's Talk of the Town story in this week's issue).

One question I attempted to answer while in Alabama is whether or not the state's obsession with football was a positive or a negative: Did the attention placed on a game enhance life in the state, or simply help its citizens gloss over issues that might be worth confronting?

If the situation still gets worse after attempting all the above steps, it may be worth either directly confronting the co-worker about their behavior or reporting it.

As a result, she says Corbyn's pledge to abolish tuition fees "is one of the most exciting developments in terms of Labour party policy that we've seen in years" and they are doing it knowing that they are confronting years worth of entrenched ideas.

When Quinn finally talks to Carrie about the day she saved him, he asks her, "Why?" A man whose life's work was bringing death confronting his worth in the world; it's a genuinely dark moment but as soon as the camera glides to Carrie's crumpling cry-face, her outpouring of guilt and grief, that moment is gone.

Nonetheless, confronting thirty years' worth of one's own work is likely to prompt elegiac reflection upon that which is past or grumpy complaint over that which has been lost.

Decide if confronting them is worth it, otherwise, try and let it go.