| Later, impersonating the family's trusted factotum, Oreo confronts an officious medical professional. |
| With its frontal perspective, the monumental wave confronts the viewer dead-on, boldly asserting its pure, natural energy. |
| In the introduction, Lauret confronts the thorny questions of definition and categorization. |
| To regard this as a propaganda coup is to misunderstand the sociopathic threat that confronts us. |
| Galileo's case confronts us with the heaviness and clumsiness of scientific changes due to the social habits of the scientific community. |
| In this kind of environment, post-feminism confronts the young feminist as something of a briar patch to be negotiated with care. |
