Examples of using Were confronted in English and their translations into Indonesian
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In addition to the poverty problem we were confronted with as the local urban poor,
The early believers were confronted with the utter reality of the recent
The early believers were confronted face-to-face with the utter realism of the recent
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that three North Koreans were confronted at JFK, but added that they did not have diplomatic status.
hour when they were confronted by dead relatives
Even psychologically, the early believers were confronted face-to-face with the utter realism of the recent
Critics of the historical accuracy of the Bible were confronted with physical evidence attesting to the truthfulness of certain accounts.
The letters indicate that the readers were confronted with the error of Gnosticism which became a more serious problem in the second century.
Most low-cost passengers were confronted with the occasional moment of clarity when they questioned their own wisdom in using cheap airlines.
The first epistle indicates that the readers were confronted with the error of gnosticism,
Nevertheless, he sided once again with Kid after the two crews were confronted by a Pacifista.
discovered that he had only 30,000 soldiers, who were confronted by more than 300,000 enemy troops.
In Ramadhan of that year, they were confronted with a combined Visigoth army of 90,000 Christians led by Roderick,
In 1848, several revolutions broke out in Europe as rulers were confronted with popular demands for liberal constitutions
We were confronted with murderers, who bombed their own national Parliament,
which is, is that if we were confronted with a situation in which we could not resolve this issue diplomatically,
Earlier, Saudi forces were confronted only inside Yemen,
The troops, in armoured personnel carriers, were confronted by hundreds of Serbs who pelted them with stones near barricades in the villages of Rudare
But we were confronted all at once, as if by a lightning strike from fair skies,
And finally they were confronted with the international legitimacy accorded to British rule by the League of Nations,