Sentence examples for are confrontational from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pertaining to a confrontation; characterized by, or given to initiating hostile encounter; in-your-face.
The images are confrontational, primal, unashamedly erotic, far from passive.
Gory costumes, she said, are confrontational, giving children an illusion of power they don't really have.
There are myriad China policies on myriad fronts, some of which are confrontational and some of which are collaborative.
Henry Taylor's implacable paintings of African-Americans and Sarah Lucas's stuffed-pantyhose sculptures of brazen women are confrontational in both medium and message.
Where Mr. London's questions are confrontational — projectiles designed to knock witnesses off balance — Mr. Martinez's queries are fired rapidly, but politely.
"We are confrontational, interventional," says architect and activist Eyal Weizman, founder of Forensic Architecture, the most high-profile group to emerge from the CRA.
None were confrontational.
Now this is confrontational.
She is confrontational, challenging.
Labor negotiations were confrontational.
