Sentence examples for would not confront from inspiring English sources

I would not confront this woman.

In at least one instance, the report noted, the expectation that the UN would not confront the government may have influenced the latter's actions.

By last weekend the White House was signaling that it would not confront the nations, notably Germany, that resisted more deficit spending.

"I could not be sure that I would not confront him in the crowd, or, perhaps worse, that policemen who did not know he was my brother would confront him.

And, although the teacher would not confront you about what they have heard, they may develop a hard grudge against you for something so small.

"I wouldn't confront my brother with the situation.

I wouldn't confront him — I was too curious about the deception to bring about its end.

The South wouldn't confront Beijing militarily just because Washington foolishly chose to go to war.

We also asked people what they'd do if they were having a conversation with a family friend who said something they considered as being xenophobic: 72percentt said they would confront them in front of everyone; 12 percent said they would confront them in private; 15 percent said they wouldn't confront them at all.

I would rather not confront [them] with what are very difficult decisions".

I don't agree that it's a subject most people would rather not confront — on the contrary, it seems to me a subject that people are extremely eager to confront in the form of fantasy and drama.