Sentence examples for frightened of facing from inspiring English sources

Or is he frightened of facing the facts?

The MEN managing director, Mark Rix, added: "We aren't frightened of facing the circulation decline of the regional press full on and looking for ways to attract new readers, while maintaining our important paid-for readers".

Pep Guardiola, the Barcelona coach, said he was "frightened" of facing Arsenal after the two clubs were once again drawn together in the last 16 of the Champions League.

I'm not frightened of falling on my face".

Latest leaderboard Please allow a moment for the scoreboard to load   Day suffers from vertigo and said he is frightened of falling on his face on the course.

With the badger cull, nobody benefits – except possibly a couple of government officials who are frightened of losing face.

It's sad that our politicians are so frightened of losing face by admitting that they got it very wrong in 1993.

And it appears that Moutaouali and his men are not frightened of the prospect of facing Bayern Munich - the five-time European champions, who have also won the German league a record 23 times.

"People are afraid, they are frightened of my horrible face and worried they might catch the disease," he told News.com.au.au

"I was always scared as a kid, always frightened of what I was faced with," Littler says.

Charles advanced as far as Derby before his officers, discouraged by lack of French and English support and frightened by the prospect of facing 30,000 government troops, forced him to retreat into Scotland.