Examples of using When confronted in English and their translations into Thai
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
But when confronted Lita spat poison.
Smith effect and spontaneous hostility when confronted with'different thinking.
When confronted with my crime.
On today's episode of Kenzi our heroin's moxie is tested when confronted by… a stalker.
When confronted with my crime, I blamed a squire.
The abductees are terrified by these confrontations, much as wild animals react when confronted by humans.
And what do I do when confronted with all of this overwhelming evidence?
Disinformation- EUElections and what pro-Kremlin outlets do when confronted with the truth?
When confronted by her enemies this causes her to be vulnerable to her enemies upon their attack.
I shall catch that little witch andshow you that your studies are useless when confronted with her.
And show you that your studies are useless when confronted with her. I shall catch that little witch.
Especially when confronted with the boy we found in DeKalb cool and aloof and unemotional, and in our subsequent conversation. She was often.
Difficulties for people with a passive position arise when confronted with difficulties and in solving creative problems.
When confronted with setbacks, one should not give up, telling the man that nothing terrible has happened and it is worth trying elsewhere.
Watch how a pro player thinks when confronted with tough decisions in an all-aggro setting.
The difference is that for the rest of the sadness will remain for a few days, and for such a sensitive nature can be lost, when confronted around the corner with other experiences and stories.
Inertness develops when confronted with the same tasks and reveals stereotyped behavior and reactions.
See, the real problem here is that, while the algorithms work just fine, you and I don't, when confronted with blank windows where we're supposed to input our information online.
Often, when confronted with a blank wall of resistance, a person is overwhelmed with despair from impracticability to influence what is happening.
She was often cool and aloof and unemotional, especially when confronted with the boy we found in dekalb and in our subsequent conversation;
It is precisely in this active position that the concept is rather passive at first sight, and also in upholding social equality, which is a manifestation of tolerance, when confronted with a violation of human value.
And they do what we have always done when confronted with huge amounts of data that we don't understand-- which is that they give them a name and a story.
DENTAL FEAR is a reaction to a known danger(“I know what the dentist is going to do, been there, done that- I'm scared!!”), which involves a fight-or-flight response when confronted with the threatening stimulus.
We had a set lunch at Hakkouda Resort Hotel. I enjoy the Bento Box lunch set where a selection of food style is picked out for you. I tend to stick with what I know when confronted with an unfamiliar menu, so this style of eating is ideal. We had sashimi with assorted picked vegetables and it was all good.
Likewise, it is important to notice physiological disorders in time, which are sometimes caused by congenital features, but manifest themselves only at school when confronted with a new level of complexity and immediately take the help of a specialist.
Waterproof, can use when confronting water.
And they could prove that diversity can trump ability when confronting the wide array of societal questions and problems.
Conversely, recent research showed that people who learned a second language in adulthood exhibit less emotional bias and a more rational approach when confronting problems in the second language than in their native one.
When she confronted me, I just went blank.
And when she confronted you about it, you snapped.