directly confront

Examples (10)

• He is willing to directly confront the problems he faces.
• The manager decided to directly confront the employee about their poor performance.
• She directly confronted her fear of public speaking by joining a debate club.
• We must directly confront the issue of climate change before it's too late.
• Directly confronting the bully was the bravest thing she had ever done.
• Instead of gossiping, why don't you directly confront him about what he said?
• It's time to stop avoiding the topic and directly confront our fundamental differences.
• The documentary directly confronts the uncomfortable truths of the industry.
• He chose not to directly confront the accusations, which only fueled more speculation.
• The president was urged to directly confront the growing crisis during his speech.