| Villagers rushed to the aid of the crash victims, not shrinking from the carnage that confronted them. |
| These people are also kind of childish, and if confronted by the world directly seem to only be able to understand it in terms of black humour. |
| His mother told him almost nothing when he confronted her with the birth certificate and his true identity. |
| But now one south Essex postman has found himself confronted by a new problem. |
| After the shockingly unexpected death of their daughter, they find themselves confronted by strange premonitory visions. |
| He dressed up in his best white shorts and knee length socks and confronted the head of agriculture in French Polynesia. |
