Exempel på confronting

• I can understand why people found parts of the film confronting.

• Without these women even opening their mouths they've already been labelled as "absurd", "confronting", "frightening", just because of how they dress.

• He states that many Aussies tend to find differences in other cultures "confronting" and can't be bothered to see things from any other perspective.

• He likes the word "confronting", as in, "intimacy can be really confronting for people".

• Her art is utterly contemporary, sometimes confronting.

• 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.

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

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

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

• Finally, confronting the army were mostly voluntary, dedicated, and disciplined fighters with a sustained zeal for success.

• The next section contains a very brief introduction to the issues and problems (past and present) confronting social science research within the diffusion perspective.

• They argue that social processes are driven by people confronting pressure problems.

• Ethics means confronting the ambiguous and the obvious alike, without slavish dogma, especially from the left.

• How far child poverty can be ended and children's opportunities improved without confronting the broader inequalities in society is open to question.

• At the beginning of the project, they were also insecure when dealing with the new ways, confronting as they did, years of inherited tradition.

• The resulting character formation has, understandably, profound problems with confronting suppressed self blame.

• Confronting a policy without powerful, loyal supporters, they established conditions in which the adaptation of the political order of movie censorship could not longer occur.

• The importance of confronting constraints on autonomy in classroom settings is also an important theme in recent work on teacher autonomy (see section 5.4 below).

• Now that closure methods using a catheter, like balloon angioplasty, are confronting common anomalies, they are occupying more of the energies of the pediatric cardiologist.