Sentence examples for afraid of faced from inspiring English sources

And that's exactly what Obama is afraid of: faced with the truths revealed in Dirty Wars, they know most Americans would cut themselves free of McRaven's Seal Team Sick.

"It shows that they're awfully afraid of facing me in the general election.

Called her chicken, said she was afraid of facing Cathy Freeman.

"It's no surprise many legislators are against Proposition 11 — they're afraid of facing a real opponent," Mr. Bloomberg said.

They are afraid of facing Mubarak and saying to him: Go. "They are arranging their affairs because he was a symbol of the regime and he was controlling them.

A delighted Heimir Hallgrimsson warned England that Iceland are not afraid of facing them in the last 16 of Euro 2016 on Monday after his side's rollercoaster 2-1 victoverover Austria at Stade de France.

As far as Burgess's case goes, Shellow says Burgess's failure to contact someone was likely the result of laws that deter individuals afraid of facing criminal repercussions from calling the police.

Earlier this month, when Mr. Bush balked at the proposed presidential debates, Mr. Lieberman implied that Mr. Bush was afraid of facing Mr. Gore on national television, and he likened the governor's stance to a football team trying to change the location and rules of the Super Bowl just before the game.