Sentence examples for terror of confronting from inspiring English sources

Then came the terror of confronting the world metal-on-metal, without a buffer.

Only a tweener, for instance, knows the terror of confronting his first French menu (or Italian or even California cuisine) when words like radicchio and carpaccio could just as easily be diseases as foods.

The government learned from its mistake and adapted to confront a new enemy: a terror network capable of orchestrating attacks across the world.

These men braved bullets and terror to confront gunman Seifeddine Rezgui.

We stooped to fighting terror with terror, and confronting barbarism with barbarism.

IN Denys Arcand's "Barbarian Invasions," a middle-aged history professor named Rémy is diagnosed with inoperable cancer and must use his remaining weeks to cope with the terror of dying and confront the sins of his past.

Instead of cowering in terror, Lucas confronts his accusers and fights back.

Until, that is, he began to awaken to his "right" and need to forge his own, more authentic path in life and confront his terror of parental rejection, still strong, as a full-blown adult in his late 40s.

"We lack the collective spaces in which to confront the raw terror of ecocide," is how Klein encapsulates the problem.

As part of the offensive against terror, we are also confronting the regimes that harbor and support terrorists, and could supply them with nuclear, chemical or biological weapons.

Trump veered off prepared text released by WH when he said "confronting the crisis of Islamic extremism...Islamic terror of all kinds".