Sentence examples for felt faced from inspiring English sources

He said he understood "how Israelis felt faced with the terrifying pressure of terrorist attacks," but he cautioned them against acting against Mr. Arafat, the Palestinian leader, out of "a kind of obsession that he is responsible for all that".

But at the time, I felt faced with the pressure of breaking into territory where I would be far outnumbered by the guys and far less prepared for the competitive skills they had already been subconsciously honing since they were 10 or staying in my comfort zone, where I was guaranteed good grades and preserved pride.

I was scared; I can only imagine how they must have felt facing repeated cavalry charges.

There are no words to explain how you feel faced with something like that, you know.

"How is my child going to feel facing me if the investment does not work out?

How did Ichiro feel facing the gangly giant who once dominated the hitters in the gloomy Kingdome, now demolished?

Cotterill, you feel, faces a similar challenge, but if he's to bring players in, loan or permanent, he'll first have to sell.

Use the orange felt face as a guide to proportions.

With my black rental helmet, amber goggles and black felt face mask, I fancied myself a winterized Power Ranger.

Listening to it, I felt face to face with a couple of silver spoons: one heroin, the other grape jelly".

Alfredsson was asked Thursday how he felt about facing Lundqvist in these playoffs.