Sentence examples for are confrontations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of confronting or challenging another, especially face-to-face
Abstract as his paintings are, you cannot doubt they are confrontations with deep emotion.
There are confrontations, like when Mr. Eklund tries to steal a potential client from Mr. Serhant at a restaurant.
In truth, even their most celebrated songs are confrontations, from their ringside shout demanding a shot at the belt on "Can I Kick It?" to sneaking a line as dismissive as "Relax yourself girl, please settle down" onto their most beloved hit, "Electric Relaxation".
…tests and more tests… sometimes there are confrontations between the team, especially between doctors and nurses, because what are we doing, right?
We agree with those who argue that, not only are confrontations compatible with constructivist learning, they are a central part of it (e.g., Gilbert and Watts, 1983; Hammer, 1996).
"There were confrontations," he says.
There have been confrontations, some involving arms.
"There might be confrontations between the two sides".
"There could be confrontations between Green Cart operators and greengrocers".
At an early stage there were confrontations involving traditionally militant mining and wharf unions.
There may even be confrontations about the frequency of your drinking or drug use.
