Nevertheless, Paul has treated this matter as an object that appears in his rearview mirror, rather than stopping to face it head-on.
Where you can drink your iced tea or hot cocoa, play cards or Scrabble, and even stop to chat, face to face, not in some cyber-room.
"You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.
He stopped turning to face us when we called out to him, choosing instead to continue staring blankly at the ceiling.
Ms. Quinn had just started speaking in support of the bill on the steps of City Hall when she heard the epithet, stopped, turned to face the crowd behind her and issued a sharp rebuke.
After a few hundred yards, exhausted, he stopped, turned to face his pursuers, and, as if to establish that he was done with Mr. Hussein and all his works, reached into his pocket for his Information Ministry identification card.
He stopped to intervene and faced the barrel of a gun seconds later.
