Sentence examples for thought of facing from inspiring English sources

But the thought of facing a phobia in such a way can, understandably, be terrifying.

The thought of facing "The Crucible," especially on a raw February night, can be fatiguing.

But Banks had retired Rodriguez twice, and the thought of facing Giambi was not appealing.

Before the game, Big Time Timmy shrunk at the thought of facing Arizona's slugger.

"What I couldn't endure, however, was the thought of facing all those people on the rostrum.

"I respect her," Halep said, letting out a sigh, seemingly deflated by the thought of facing Williams again.

Thoughts concerning the possibility of facing the Sabres in the opening round of the playoffs might have been far from the Devils' minds after the game, displaced perhaps by the very real worry that right now it might not matter who they play if they cannot get themselves right.

"Mayor Schiller" couldn't bear the thought of coming face to face with any of his eager hometown followers.

The vigor of Agrippa's attack on all learning and his explicit repudiation of each of the occult sciences, of "ancient theologians" like Hermes Trismegistus and the Cabalists, and even of his own book on magic have forced modern students of Agrippa's thought to face the fundamental question discussed above: how could the same author have written both De vanitate and De occulta philosophia?

The thought of a face-to-face conversation with a friend fills you with excitement.

So thoughts of faces and scenes can be identified in fMRI scans by their characteristic brain activity.