Sentence examples for afraid to confront this from inspiring English sources

"I'm not afraid to confront this mafia now," says Deen. "Before I had a fear that I would be ostracised from the community – it was an unspoken rule that you don't have a different opinion because you will be shut down.

"Sometimes this makes us afraid to confront the issues".

Watts was not afraid to confront the moral dilemmas within his own society.

That's right, writer Lisa McGee (a Londonderry woman herself) isn't afraid to confront those national stereotypes head on.

Anna Kocherova, 21, said it was a turning point that the protesters were no longer afraid to confront the police.

"These are not books to turn to for escape – they're not afraid to confront the dark side of life".

The conservative prime minister of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi, said, "We won't be afraid to confront the terrorists.

"People are often afraid to confront the reality of the American racial dilemma on film," he said.

But those mythologies are cracking, and people are no longer afraid to confront these empires' corrupt practices and vast cover-ups.

Translated Accounts James Kelman 333pp, Secker & Warburg, £15.99 Buy it at a discount at BOL James Kelman has never been afraid to confront the challenge of unreadability.

A civil war on terrorism Reprints Related items Correction: the Turkish armyDec 2nd 2004The weak coalitions that used to rule the country—until Mr Erdogan came to power alone, two years ago were afraid to confront the soldiers.