Examples of using When confronted in English and their translations into Italian
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Don't be reluctant to change your mind when confronted by evidence but do not be stampeded into doing that, either.
She was often… especially when confronted with the boy we found in DeKalb.
When confronted with evidence that a consensus does not exist,
Well, on today's episode of Kenzi, our heroine's moxie is tested when confronted by a stalker.
Oh, I see, the villain playing it cool when confronted by the good guys, just like Javier Bardem in"No Country for Old Men.
We knew we didn't want to make anything touristic because that is what people do when confronted with something exotic.
Combat power military personnel may still be superior than other countries when confronted by vis a vis in the field without a weapon.
the fear which surges through the human mind when confronted with the unknown, the inexplicable, and the incomprehensible.
a woman outraged when confronted with what she perceives as brutality.
But when confronted by data that revealed an increased risk on autism in African-American children they deviated from their analysis plan.
Judges themselves, especially when confronted for the first time to a GRV,
When confronted with military crises,
Muslims have been advised by the narrations to resort to fasting when confronted with challenging problems and difficulties.
In fact, it may speed things along if, when confronted with a situation like this, we would graphically drive the point home by saying something like.
directed others to lie, when confronted with facts concerning his unethical, abusive behavior.
When confronted with the possibility of"throwing a relationship away",
Know when confronted your heroes and enemies will be the loss of one of the players.
Automatically most people will feel sadness when confronted with suffering, and perhaps want to help.
If the political'limb' cannot act effectively when confronted with problems that affect democracy
When confronted with an escalation of intolerance around us,