Sentence examples for would have confronted from inspiring English sources

But exactly the same political circumstances would have confronted him.

Was he rethinking his claim that he would have confronted Cruz?

Obviously, they in Tbilisi hoped for a blitzkrieg that would have confronted the world community with an accomplished fact.

Hofer too, whose election would have confronted the EU with a far-right president for the first time, said on Sunday night that there was "something a little bit strange in the way the postal vote is counted".

If this had not been the case, Hitler's armies would have gone on winning, and a huge German-dominated economic empire in Eurasia would have confronted the western allies with a strategic nightmare.

In other words, for Herder ancient myths were the natural expressions of the concerns that would have confronted the ancients; and those concerns were the very ones that, according to Herder, still confronted the Volk e.g., ordinary sailors in Herder's own day.

I'd have confronted them".

He and his friends would not have overheard a perfect stranger, Fabio Coicou, mutter something about alcohol controlling them, and Mr. Bell would not have confronted Mr. Coicou in a manner the latter described as "chest to chest".

"I would not have confronted the United States and its president.

Even if we accept that version of events, would Trayvon have confronted Zimmerman if he had known that he was carrying a concealed weapon?

Of course some say he was the one being sexist, and that he would never have confronted an assertive male opponent as he did Mrs. Clinton.