confront somebody with the evidence

Usually, when we confront people with evidence they sing like birds.

Accused and confronted with evidence, he broke down almost at once.

Confronted with such evidence, most news directors were at a loss to explain how the segments made it on the air.

Many times he was unable to recall important events or altered his testimony after being confronted with new evidence.

And the local prosecutor said he had no choice but to enforce a law when confronted with evidence of a violation.

President Bush, confronted with similar evidence, has pushed for even more tax cuts.

But when confronted with evidence, neither father nor son could deny it any longer.

Even confronted with irrefutable evidence they'd all turn a blind eye because that's what suits them.

But when confronted with strong evidence, even they acknowledged that things happened.

Other banks, when confronted with similar evidence, have closed questionable accounts.