confront somebody with something

He would find out why, then confront the man with the fact.

Also, some problems are very personal and difficult to confront with others present.

You could go back and confront him with the photo now.

And they had then called his by confronting us with each other.

Then, let him be confronted with a problem other than his own.

And now, many years later, we are confronted with the results.

But here he was confronted with a thing of moment.

Never before have Americans been confronted with so many changes at once.

I've been confronted with the end of my career many times.

I wanted him, if he was confronted with these people, to get out of town.