Sentence examples for door confronting from inspiring English sources

All he wanted, all he could think of, was himself and Florence lying naked together on or in the bed next door, confronting at last that awesome experience which seemed as remote from daily life as a vision of religious ecstasy, or even death itself.

Damian Lewis captures perfectly Bernick's blend of bravado and cowardice: even the way he checks behind every door before confronting Johan reveals his essential furtiveness.

In order for my friend to re-access her creativity (and her joy), she will have to open the door by confronting her fear.

It is possible, for example, that a narrow "preliminary review" could still open the door to confronting the possibility of holding lawyers and policymakers accountable for knowingly constructing an illegal torture regime.

Unsurprisingly, most companies decided they would rather let the nuns in the door than confront religious dissenters in public.

According to Australian court documents, Peters entered the Pulvers' home through the unlocked front door and confronted the teen in her room.

They lurk on street corners, stalk you in the subway, follow you to your door and confront you outside the supermarket.

What makes the whole story very Utah is the unquestioned assumption that Gilmore would step through the plywood door and confront his victims.

According to Richard, Jason then knocked on the door to confront him about sending the text.

Gray opened the bathroom door to confront Alexander about the paternity of the baby and a verbal argument ensued.

Robert O'Neill, who later publicly identified himself as the SEAL who shot bin Laden, rolled through the door and confronted bin Laden inside the bedroom.