Sentence examples for apparent confrontation from inspiring English sources
One philanthropy executive privately expressed alarm over the impact the apparent confrontation might have on the delivery of help to those whose relatives are dead, missing or injured.
While the mood was relaxed in the square for much of the day on Sunday, with even a wedding taking place, the army fired warning shots after dark in an apparent confrontation with some protesters.
It is a scenario where apparent confrontation and polarization is portrayed to secure a share of the electoral pie.
After an apparent confrontation between the teen and watchmen, Martin lay dead from a gunshot to the chest.
Police in San Bernardino are involved in an apparent confrontation with a suspect or suspects in a dark-colored SUV.
After a long period of isolation and apparent confrontation, Iran is now being welcomed back into the family of nations, and not to universal applause -- the most unlikely of fellowships has united Israel and Saudi Arabia into a front that opposes Tehran's rehabilitation.
Despite the apparent hostility, the confrontation ended with a handshake, according to the Orange County Register, O'Neal was assessed a technical foul during the fourth quarter when he walked toward the Clippers bench and appeared to be jawing at Griffin.
She taunts and provokes these apparent rivals, pushing the confrontation toward violence and delivering a nose-breaking head butt to one of them.
But apparent video of the confrontation doesn't show him actually hitting the cops, even if he kept throwing the rocks and refused to listen to their commands.
While it is not apparent how this violent confrontation will end, it is abundantly clear that the Islamic Hamas movement has been brought back from near political defeat while moderate Arab leaders have been forced to back away from their support for any reconciliation with Israel.
Egyptian soldiers took up positions in armored cars nearby, but kept their distance in an apparent attempt to avoid confrontations.
