Confronting

It is a literary work confronting the class problem of a consumer society.

In the United States, Adlai Stevenson criticized the willingness of John Foster Dulles to threaten atomic war in confronting the Soviet Union; such military brinkmanship, he said, could eventually lead to annihilation of both countries.

Since then, Kabylia has been obstinately confronting the process of Arabization and acculturation that is undermining its language and identity.

Pettiness separates; breadth unites. Let us be broad and big. Let us not overlook vital things because of the bulk of trifles confronting us.

Yanni is usually quite comfortable when it comes to confronting strangers.

Lorenzo was afraid of confronting that intruder.

By confronting him directly, you can express your feelings and seek clarification on the matter.

By confronting him directly, you can assert your boundaries and ensure your voice is heard.

Confronting him directly demonstrates your willingness to address conflicts head-on.

If we could turn the clock back 20 years earlier to 1934, we would find an 11-year-old by the name of Ralph Gardner confronting the renowned physicist across a chess board.