Sentence examples for a bit of confrontation from inspiring English sources
She loves a bit of confrontation, doesn't she?
"We grew up going to shows where there was always a bit of confrontation.
But in last week's episode, the two had a bit of a confrontation on the daytime talk show "The View".
Every once in a while, you like a little bit of confrontation with the coach, and every once in a while, you need a pat on the back".
With the cameras rolling, the trio begins to breathe a bit of coherent emotion into the confrontation.
Even so, the Second Foundation has shown a bit of its hand – so the final episode concerns the confrontation between the First and Second Foundations, a confrontation that the Second Foundation must win by appearing to lose.
"Isn't it better that you just get on and do the things that you both love, than fight for something that's going to cause a bit of angst?" The same rules of non-confrontation seem to apply to her marriage of 31 years to fellow comic Adrian Edmondson.
THERE was a brief confrontation on the coat-check line — some growling, a bit of pushing — but otherwise the guests at an event held Tuesday night in the basement of the Muse Hotel on West 46th Street were extremely well behaved.
– Five days of marches at the Democratic National Convention brought confrontation and compromise between protesters and the police, and there was a bit of both on Thursday, the final night of the convention.
Her confrontation with Hermann is the evening's dramatic high point; after that, everything is a bit of an anticlimax.
