Sentence examples for an even more confrontational from inspiring English sources

It also represents an alternative to granting Ukraine NATO membership, which would be perceived as an even more confrontational move.

The painter Marcello has become Leo, a sculptor, and his rocky affair with Musetta has become an even more confrontational romance with Lola, a punk rock singer.

Find the lesson in the mistake: which could be as simple as "I won't make that mistake again" or "I need to approach this issue differently". Aggressive behavior by the leader will either shut people down or ignite an even more confrontational exchange.

Nominated for his recent Tate Modern Turbine Hall commission, and for the wonderful, immersive work he showed at Documenta XIII and, recently, at the Manchester International Festival, you knew he was either going to repeat himself or to set up a new – perhaps even more confrontational relationship – between the audience and his participants than before.

On a forum on BodyBuilding.com, users were even more confrontational.

At 55 he has "mellowed as a man", but "his subject matter has, if anything, grown even more confrontational".

Financial security has freed up the band to make their albums even more confrontational and challenging.

Less high profile, but even more confrontational, was the split of early Creation Records heroes the Loft in 1984.

In the interchange with senators, Judge Kavanaugh was even more confrontational.

They predict that it will make a cumbersome system even more costly and confrontational.

With her husband, Héctor Olea, a Mexican poet and translator who has a reputation for being even more outspoken and confrontational than Ramírez, she curated the "Heterotopias" exhibition in Madrid in 2000 (a precursor to the "Inverted Utopias" in Houston four years later), a showcase of overwhelming evidence for the sophistication and achievement of modern Latin American art.