Sentence examples similar to a confrontational dialogue from inspiring English sources

"Cane River," for all its plain-spoken gracefulness, is a drama of the word made into image of bodies and landscapes, houses and cities, rivers and roads given a new dimension of existence by way of active thought, spoken in intricately confrontational dialogue, written in a notebook, read from a scholarly tome, even slipped on a scrap of paper into a waiting hand.

Lonergan's not a political filmmaker, but he is a civic one; in his jousting and confrontational dialogue between his central characters and the representatives of quasi-public functions, he unfolds the small battles that dangle like threads from the dense weave of mighty authority.

The action necessarily slowed once the long confrontational dialogues took hold.

These compositions, along with the more familiar "Changes" (1983) for guitar, played with imaginative ease by its dedicatee, David Starobin, were more reflective and less solemn than the confrontational dialogues of Mr. Carter's earlier works.

This would allow an "open and non-confrontational dialogue" with governments that turned awkward.

A confrontational fuse was lighted.

He has a confrontational intellect.

"Such interactions must replace a confrontational approach".

He is not just a confrontational lefty.

"Trayvon is not a confrontational person.

There is a difference between confrontational art and a confrontational person.