Sentence examples for an intense confrontation from inspiring English sources
After two years in Tengani, we had an intense confrontation with the government.
He believed that theatre should go beyond mere entertainment or illustration; it was to be an intense confrontation with the audience (usually limited to fewer than 60).
Then they worked on a scene together: an intense confrontation, in which Hall was fey and fickle and furious by turns, while Spector stood on in helpless frustration.
It also looks to be about an intense confrontation reminiscent of his great debut Reservoir Dogs – a return to the Mexican standoff style that so energises him as a writer.
The proposed compromise won praise from people on many sides of Thailand's fragmented political scene, primarily as a way to defuse an intense confrontation that has raised fears of widespread violence or, as some Thai commentators warned, could even lead to civil war.
If I can follow what he did with Wales we'll have a pretty good team, capable of beating France and England on our day". It now seems a bitter irony that during the same hour Hadden and I spent together at Murrayfield Ruddock was locked in an intense confrontation with the Welsh Rugby Union.
The trajectory of his paintings is, rather, toward an increasingly intense confrontation between man and nature.
Russia's moves, which came after Georgia offered a cease-fire and said it had pulled its troops out of South Ossetia, caused widespread international alarm and anger and set the stage for an intense diplomatic confrontation with the United States.
The U.S.-Mexico border is the busiest in the world, the longest and most dramatic meeting point of a rich and poor country, and the site of intense confrontation between law enforcement and law evasion.
Besides, Ms. Day and Mr. Rogers share some genuinely enjoyable scenes of intense confrontation.
The most intense confrontation came in August 2006 when she urged Mr. Bush to acknowledge holding Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and other terrorism suspects in secret prisons overseas.
