Przykłady confront

• It is usually bothersome to be confronted with statements about the supposed universal nature of a particular linguistic phenomenon.

• Cotton, wheat, and tobacco farmers confronted an uncertain economic environment and were willing to accept restrictions on production in exchange for high, guaranteed prices.

• But even when we have such information of partial effects, we confront the difficulty of adding up all partial effects.

• To grab hold of the certainty of experience, knowledge, or sensation is often difficult when confronting both sound and memory.

• All these cases, however, were resolved by eliciting confessions from the suspects after confronting them with the evidence.

• Like a message in a bottle, it forces the reader to journey across time, to confront an unmediated image of the eighteenth-century past.

• This represented a dramatic moment of instantiation of both continuity and change of tradition for a community in the process of confronting change.

• They confronted the economic troubles of that decade already having enacted national programs to provide health care to all their citizens.

• They extricate themselves from appalling conditions and bravely confront their villainous oppressors, while through coincidental circumstances they are elevated to a higher social position.

• The first volume was published in 1907 and now we are confronted with the eighth.

• He confronts their epistemological incapacity with the religious point of view based on the authority of revelation.

• Informal workshops for police and youth were likewise arranged in order to foster awareness of the issues and concerns confronting each side.

• An appreciation of narrative, however, should merely be an issue of confronting existing preconceptions.

• They completely lack any apparatus suited to confronting phenomena of this order.

• A further problem confronting all three of these initiatives has been that of external assistance.