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61) When I confront him with his omissions and lies he just looks sheepish.

62) Some efforts are now being made to confront these problems.

63) That, Sullivan argued, met the state constitutional requirement that criminal defendants be able to confront their accusers face to face.

64) This, to us, highlights the opportunism of this conference in failing to address the pressing basic issues which confront women.

65) This destroys your impetus and your courage to confront your fears.

66) We aim to confront the legitimate fears and aspirations of both communities.

67) Some political psychologists confront this issue, asking whether there are innate human motivations that affect political behavior.

68) Many textbooks do show awareness of the need to deal with different discourse types, but few confront the issue of identification.

69) This time, he convinced himself, he would confront his fears and get on with his life.

70) There the prisoners are encouraged to confront the true nature of their crimes and themselves.

71) He tore it into pieces and then sent three messengers to Zemun to confront Vuk.

72) With an angry bellow, the daemon rose to confront him.

73) And other students were moving directly into the regular curriculum-as Otheguy and others wished-who had not had to confront their reading problems.

74) However, a number of problems confront investigators applying this technique to studies of alcoholic liver disease.

75) When the time comes for him to write his next report, Blue is forced to confront this dilemma.

76) Yet the opposition is less certain how to confront Mr Mugabe than ever.

77) There are practical difficulties which confront any attempt to fly in supplies to those in need.

78) The one-habit-at-a-time mode Sure, you confront several writing problems each time you rewrite a new document.

79) More recent data gathered in the six years since provides us with a realistic picture of the crisis we confront.

80) It is imperative that young and middle-aged adults confront their own and each other's ageism.

81) The argument must still confront the anthropological and linguistic evidence for intellectual development as well as capacity in different cultures.

82) They are also quite intimidating, as they confront sitters with three-foot icons in their own image.

83) Move his two hundred in behind those fleeing ones, to confront the enemy?

84) These are tasks which confront legal theory and political philosophy together.

85) You may need to confront some one's behaviour towards you, to change it.

85) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

86) She saw Vincent's father as he went upstairs to confront his son.

87) However, no such problems confront the designer whose autonomous house design is based on alternative-technology criteria.

88) To confront violence in an otherwise respectable family reflects poorly on the mission and ideals of a church.

89) The human psyche is so pathetically insecure that we would rather die of lung cancer than confront an uncomfortable situation.

90) And you have been forced to confront the big questions of life-Why are we here?