100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "confront"

Definition

To confront means to come face to face with someone or something in a challenging or assertive manner, often in order to address an issue, challenge a situation, or express feelings directly.

Synonyms

• Face
• Challenge
• Meet
• Address
• Encounter
• Oppose
• Defy
• Confrontation

Antonyms

• Avoid
• Retreat
• Flee
• Shun
• Evade
• Ignore
• Dismiss

Examples

1. She decided to confront her fears by speaking in public.
2. The teacher had to confront the student about his poor grades.
3. He chose to confront his boss about the unfair treatment.
4. They will confront the issue head-on rather than letting it fester.
5. It took a lot of courage for her to confront her friend about the betrayal.
6. The activists plan to confront the government about climate change policies.
7. He was forced to confront the reality of his situation.
8. The detective had to confront the suspect with the evidence.
9. She felt it was time to confront her past and move on.
10. The two rivals met to confront each other at the debate.
11. It is important to confront difficult conversations rather than avoid them.
12. The team had to confront their weaknesses before the championship.
13. He needed to confront his emotions after the breakup.
14. They were ready to confront the challenges that lay ahead.
15. The committee will confront the budget issues in the next meeting.
16. She finally decided to confront her anxiety during therapy.
17. The coach told the players to confront their opponents fearlessly.
18. He wanted to confront his old friend about the misunderstanding.
19. The lawyer had to confront the jury with the truth.
20. It’s essential to confront problems directly instead of avoiding them.
21. She had to confront her colleague about the missed deadlines.
22. The parents decided to confront their child about his behavior.
23. He chose to confront the bully rather than ignore him.
24. The manager will confront the staff regarding the complaints received.
25. She found it hard to confront her feelings for him.
26. The teacher encouraged the students to confront their challenges.
27. He had to confront the consequences of his actions.
28. They will confront the looming deadline together.
29. It is better to confront your mistakes than to hide from them.
30. She was ready to confront the truth about her health.
31. The journalist was determined to confront the politician with tough questions.
32. It was time to confront the elephant in the room.
33. He had to confront his own biases during the discussion.
34. The couple decided to confront their issues in therapy.
35. She felt empowered to confront injustice wherever she saw it.
36. The team will confront the challenges of the new project.
37. He could no longer confront the situation with denial.
38. The siblings had to confront their childhood memories together.
39. She learned to confront her fears through exposure therapy.
40. He must confront his responsibilities as a parent.
41. The panel will confront the controversial topic next week.
42. They had to confront the risks involved in the venture.
43. She took a deep breath before deciding to confront her crush.
44. The company must confront the criticism it has received.
45. He chose to confront the challenge rather than back down.
46. The therapist helped him confront his past traumas.
47. They will confront the issues that divide them.
48. It’s never easy to confront someone about their mistakes.
49. The team captain had to confront the players about their lack of effort.
50. She felt compelled to confront the rumors circulating about her.
51. After much thought, he decided to confront his fear of heights.
52. The debate team was ready to confront the opposing team.
53. He had to confront his former partner about their unresolved issues.
54. The community is prepared to confront the challenges of gentrification.
55. She bravely decided to confront the stranger who insulted her.
56. The group will confront the issue of mental health awareness.
57. It was time to confront the long-standing family feud.
58. He felt the need to confront his own insecurities.
59. The leaders must confront the crisis with transparency.
60. She was nervous to confront her boss about the promotion.
61. The scientist had to confront the unexpected results of the experiment.
62. He finally mustered the strength to confront his addiction.
63. The activist is determined to confront social injustices.
64. She learned to confront her demons through writing.
65. He was able to confront his fears through meditation.
66. They must confront the reality of climate change.
67. The team will confront the challenges of the new season.
68. She felt empowered to confront her fears in the spotlight.
69. The board will confront the ethical concerns raised by the public.
70. He decided to confront his doubts and take the leap.
71. The soldier had to confront his fears during combat.
72. She chose to confront her anxiety with mindfulness techniques.
73. They were unprepared to confront the truth about their friendship.
74. It takes strength to confront your limitations.
75. The community leaders will confront the issues facing local schools.
76. He knew he had to confront his feelings before moving on.
77. The teacher decided to confront the issue of bullying in class.
78. She felt compelled to confront the lies being spread about her.
79. The detective needed to confront the suspect with the facts.
80. He was ready to confront his past mistakes head-on.
81. The family gathered to confront their differences.
82. She will confront the challenges of being a new parent.
83. He must confront his fear of public speaking.
84. The activists will confront the issues of inequality in society.
85. It is crucial to confront your fears to grow as a person.
86. The team decided to confront their opponents with confidence.
87. She was surprised to confront her own biases during the discussion.
88. He had to confront the reality of his financial situation.
89. The professor encouraged students to confront complex ideas.
90. She took a moment to prepare herself to confront her fears.
91. The community must confront the issues that divide them.
92. He felt the need to confront his friend about the misunderstanding.
93. The therapist guided him to confront his childhood experiences.
94. She was determined to confront the challenges of her new job.
95. The team will confront their lack of communication.
96. He chose to confront the challenge of learning a new language.
97. The meeting was called to confront the ongoing issues in the project.
98. She felt empowered to confront the negativity in her life.
99. The couple had to confront the reality of their relationship.
100. The organization is set to confront the issues of diversity and inclusion.