Examples of 'have confronted' in a sentence
Meaning of "have confronted"
have confronted: To have faced or dealt with a challenging or difficult situation
How to use "have confronted" in a sentence
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Would you have confronted a fait accompli.
There is no way she would not have confronted him.
I have confronted several maniacs with guns.
The priest must have confronted him.
They have confronted the authority.
Maybe instead he should have confronted her about it.
You have confronted me with reality.
You should not have confronted him.
We have confronted them on this before.
I should not have confronted him.
I have confronted my gynecologist with my complaints.
And certainly we have confronted far worse than he.
Trump has opted to ignore where he should have confronted.
She must have confronted him about it.
Sooner or later this choice would have confronted mankind.
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I should have confronted him honestly before.
This is the first time we have confronted your loss.
I could have confronted the student directly.
These are some of the problems they have confronted.
My brothers who have confronted a thousand dangers.
Because they are afraid that there is more to reality than they have confronted.
Germans have confronted the monstrous in them.
There have to be others who have confronted this problem.
We have confronted organized crime.
What is very pleasing to me is that they have confronted the nonsense.
Both missions have confronted constitutional challenges.
Canada can also learn from other jurisdictions that have confronted a similar challenge.
Other states have confronted a much larger increase.
It ought to persuade to consider those different difficulties that you have confronted and overcome.
I should not have confronted him like that.
I want to consider a number of questions about animal rights that I have confronted over the years.
I am sure you have confronted her on the matter.
The book is all about real stories I have confronted.
We never would have confronted him on our own.
I have confronted the fear and pain that I carried within me.
She would have confronted me.
We have confronted the still unresolved and definitely controversial quantum enigma.
The events of recent weeks have confronted us with a new set of realities.
We have confronted truth and looked the other way.
Maybe you and this person have confronted the same enemy.
I have confronted this truth.
A variety of issues have confronted NBN end users.
I have confronted my demons.
He would not have confronted Bryce.
We have confronted that arrogance with the bravery of one of our best generals.
For months the ayatollahs have confronted this rising tide of discontent.
We have confronted the Americans and they have admitted it.
Some users have claimed They Have confronted difficulties with Their passes.
It will have confronted European leaders with their huge responsibilities in terms of communication.
Sailing in your ark, you have confronted great storms.
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We are also confronted with a number of new challenges
The haunting spectre of colonialism needed to be confronted
Crime is better confronted through a concerted effort
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
