confront squarely

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• He finally confronted his fears squarely and went on the rollercoaster.
• We must confront the truth squarely, no matter how uncomfortable it is.
• A good leader must confront difficult issues squarely, not avoid them.
• The committee decided to confront the allegations squarely and conduct a full investigation.
• The new policy aims to confront systemic racism squarely.
• She bravely confronted her fears squarely and decided to pursue her dream.
• It's time for us to confront the reality of the situation squarely.
• If we want to make progress, we need to confront the underlying issues squarely.
• She confronted the unfair accusations squarely during the press conference.
• He was forced to confront his past mistakes squarely after years of denial.
• Confronting the problem squarely is the first step toward finding a solution.
• The report urges leaders to confront climate change squarely with bold policies.
• The community will have to confront the environmental challenges squarely.
• It's time to confront the financial deficit squarely and make tough decisions.
• Rather than ignoring the conflict, they decided to confront it squarely.
• By confronting the problem squarely, they found a more effective solution.
• The report confronts the uncomfortable truths of our history squarely.
• He promised to confront any challenges squarely and with unwavering resolve.
• To heal, one must often confront past trauma squarely.
• The therapist encouraged her to confront her anxieties squarely rather than avoiding them.