Sentence examples for as a confrontation from inspiring English sources

Torrealba's death was reported as a confrontation.

O'Brien describes her life, which lasted until 1915, as "a confrontation between catastrophe and endurance".

Throughout This Changes Everything, Klein describes the climate crisis as a confrontation between capitalism and the planet.

It went on to say, "The overseas media has exaggerated the incident as a confrontation between netizens and the government".

He continued, "The problem with the paradigm of conservation is it's been seen as a confrontation between nature and development, that won't let progress happen".

None of the 40 officers from Rota involved in the episode, which the authorities described as a confrontation, were injured that day.

But if we define showdown as a decisive confrontation, then at least one half of the fight's moniker was entirely apt.

The second of these tasks was often conceived of as involving a confrontation with Christianity rather than with philosophy.

As many legal and labor tangles as baseball has seen in the past 30 years, this lawsuit promises to produce as bitter a confrontation as any of those, more bitter than most.

Early in his tenure, a debate on divorce arose, and Yeats viewed the issue as primarily a confrontation between the emerging Roman Catholic ethos and the Protestant minority.

"Quite frankly, there is a disagreement among bishops about using the communion line as a place for a confrontation.