Sentence examples for bit confrontational from inspiring English sources

Fat Mike, of NOFX, never seemed impressed by the genial antics of Hoppus and DeLonge, who made a mockery of his conviction that punk should be at least a little bit confrontational.

"He probably got a bit confrontational last week, got yellow-carded as well".

I, on the other hand, was always maybe a little bit confrontational where it came to those issues.

Suddenly, an indie band singing about the same things seems a bit less confrontational.

But while Odio and Penelas were impeccably liberal on domestic issues, their attitudes toward the Castro regime were every bit as confrontational as those of their Republican rivals.

But, he said, his own style is a bit less confrontational: "I'm looking to stimulate curiosity so most people can go out there and learn on their own".

"I know that I am considered to be a bit more confrontational and outspoken," said Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, "and I've lived with that all of my life, that my political philosophy and my willingness to speak up and speak out kind of creates risk and some danger.

Böhmermann started like Trevor Noah -- a bit more confrontational, with a show structured in a simpler way.

Each Chelsea Lately show ends with a five-minute interview, where the host drops a bit of the confrontational humor.

These questions might seem a bit harsh and confrontational to the uninitiated.

Chris Kattan has long seemed the most daring of the recent crop of "Saturday Night Live" comics, with his strange, confrontational bits centered on his eerily accurate chimpanzee impression and his impersonation of Mango, a male go-go dancer who drives straight men wild (including, on one memorable occasion, Garth Brooks).