Sentence examples for confrontation from from inspiring English sources

Ford set a tone of confrontation from Day One.

Jon Bausor's bold, dark design sets up the audience for confrontation from the beginning.

"He threw a little kid's hat in the garbage," he added, describing a confrontation from a few months ago.

He ran over to the confrontation from his car after seeing that the encounter had become heated, he said.

The military sources said that other Qaeda operatives were forced to flee by strong confrontation from the forces of the brigade.

Some members of the six-party governing coalition warned that his reappointment would ignite an even stronger confrontation from the protesters.

Mr Dean's mad-as-hell willingness to go for the Republican establishment proved that there was more to be gained from confrontation than from compromise.

"His worlds are heightened versions of our own, full of inexorable confrontations from which we are not easily released.

That is not to say he doesn't anticipate confrontations from fishing boats -- motivated, for the most part, by money.

Peck also showed images from the present in black and white to emphasize the continuity of racial controversies and confrontations from Baldwin's time to today.

While the greater diplomatic machines are still deciding how to proceed, Admirals Wu and Greenert have agreed on the need for open negotiations to prevent confrontations from escalating.