Sentence examples for look fear from inspiring English sources

If you came back here -- and not everybody did -- you had to look fear in the face.

Cassandre Joseph told me that dancing in STREB "means that you'd better be able to look fear in the face and not run".

Gesille James, the supervising activity therapist in the recreation services department, began by reading an inspirational quotation from Eleanor Roosevelt: "You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop and look fear in the face.

This thing is for mavericks only, it's for the risk-takers, the men who look fear in the face and spit, men whose loins are rock hard and whose teeth are made of iron.

We must learn to look fear in the face, to turn trauma to freedom.

Who can you be when you look fear in the face?

I may be battered, but I looked fear in the eyes and launched myself towards it at considerable speed.

Because if you haven't looked fear in the face and enjoyed it, you haven't lived.

I looked fear in the face and I knew that I would either let fear win and not try to ride, or try again and potentially fall.

Afterward Ms. Roche, who specializes in teaching adults, said, "I see a lot of fear in adults, fear of looking silly, fear of feeling foolish: 'Why didn't I start earlier?

Fear of losing, fear of looking foolish, fear of injury.