The phrase "at confrontational" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The discussion became tense, and we found ourselves at confrontational points."
Alternatives: "in a confrontational manner" or "at odds".
The album is suffused with a sense of loss, tempered only by some willed optimism and one uptempo bit of crankiness: "The Barry Williams Show," a sardonic snarl at confrontational talk shows.
Mulligan had proved himself adept at confrontational dramas, but he was not flamboyant enough to handle Inside Daisy Clover (1965), an exposé of Hollywood and the pressures of stardom, based on Gavin Lambert's scabrous novel.
Always".Seen as confrontational at the time, the campaign was a rare case of agreement between government ministers, doctors and advertising gurus on a common approach to a delicate but urgent public-health crusade.
Instead, the interactions tend to be at best transactional and at worst confrontational.
"As a matter of Reagan's honest convictions but also as a matter of politics, Reagan launched an assault on the university". As the Vietnam War expanded and the death toll climbed, students at Berkeley launched a determined and, at times, confrontational attempt to stop the war with demonstrations and protests that eventually spread to college campuses across the country.
I was hanging out with my friends at Justine's and fell back in love with everything, playing "The Hooker" at three am, swimming in water holes, and looking up at that confrontational Texas sky, looking through the eyes of a friend who shows you around and makes a place special.
He is known as an excessively demanding, at times confrontational boss.
When Raff goes to Harvard, he is amazed at the confrontational behavior of its radical environmentalists, so inimical to Southern culture, just as Dr. Wilson was when attacked by left-leaning Harvard colleagues over his book "Sociobiology".
Although Gallas might not be around to share the adventure, he feels his forthright, at times confrontational, approach to speaking to team-mates has instilled a steeliness that was lacking in previous campaigns.
Look at the jackboots of the English Defence League and Britain First, or their counterparts like Germany's far-right party, Pegida to get a sense of how others are moving towards violent – or at least confrontational – extremism.
Her friend Norma Sutherland recalled: "Her manner was brusque and at times confrontational – she aroused quite a lot of hostility among the people she talked to, and she seemed quite insensitive to this".
