Years ago, the Angels were more active and confrontational in their patrols, members said.
Published reports have alleged the proceedings to have been contentious and confrontational in nature.
With nothing to lose, Zhou could be far more defiant and confrontational in court than Bo.
Best known as Richard Pryor's writing partner and best friend, and a regular guest on the iconic Chappelle's Show, his biting critiques of how America deals with race have made him one of the most intriguing and confrontational comics in the business. .
And people eventually come around, building a culture of solidarity and confrontational politics in the process".
Hepburn, tall, slender, and not exactly buxom, was just not suitable for roles that required actresses who were busty and blonde, submissive to men, and rarely confrontational, and in the early years of her career she confounded the public with her arrogant posture and unconventional dress code of casual slacks, oversized shirts, and scruffy loafers.
Noting that the origins of the word "filibuster" was from the days of piracy, she called the Republican tactic of holding up even mundane legislation "crazy" and pledged that both she and her colleagues would get more confrontational in the future.
The encounter was probably doomed from the start: Cage's music had become increasingly confrontational in the 1960s and the "Atlas" score required many performers to play only a handful of notes, otherwise sitting in silence, leading some to feel they were pawns in the composer's inscrutable game.
They're not confrontational in the manner of Raymond Pettibon's pen-and-ink cartoons or Damien Hirst's grotesquely bisected cows.
England-France matches tend to bring out the confrontational in the combatants; a remembrance of bloodied battles and punches past; an animosity at odds with the modern relationship between the two nations.
