Sentence examples for thought of confronting from inspiring English sources

Even if this weren't the case, the thought of confronting Trump's angry supporters in primary elections is enough to keep most G.O.P. representatives and senators in line.

By destroying the smokescreen of police invincibility, even for only a few hours, the youths had pierced Mubarak's last line of defence – the fear his subjects felt at the thought of confronting him – and a fatal blow was struck to a 30-year dictatorial regime.

But I have to admit that the thought of confronting financial issues such as saving for retirement and making a will makes me queasy and uncomfortable.

Furthermore, the thought of confronting their abusers in court is also a deterrent.

However, for many people, the thought of confronting someone openly about something rude or nasty that the other person has done, can be confronting in itself.

By 2004, the year before the law was changed to forbid anonymous donations, the number had fallen to 239, as potential donors melted away at the thought of being confronted by future children.

The consensus was that his ideas, and his technique of confronting clients with their irrational thoughts, gave birth to the cognitive-behavioral approach that dominates psychotherapy today.

We are not afraid of confronting Ghana".

And they can get the upper hand because it's a very strong current of thought and confronted with it reason can't do much.

In a description of the series, Benning shares her thoughts in confronting the mutating nature of gender as a topic like her art can "broaden the categories to the point of shattering them".

It makes for interesting thinking, although the arguments are not as tough as first thought when confronted with a list of close on 80 possibles.