Sentence examples for confrontation generating from inspiring English sources

If the last three sonatas are about reflection and the different kinds of poetic resolution a composer can achieve, this work deals unashamedly in confrontation, generating tensions that can't be resolved in any other way than in the gigantic explosion of the final fugue, whose deliberately clashing sonorities and raw-edged piano sound create a music that it is impossible to prettify.

But in July 2011 Republicans tied their vote on the debt ceiling to concessions on spending, generating a confrontation with the Obama administration and resulting in the first-ever ratings downgrade of the nation's credit-worthiness.

The problem is that in a political environment as partisan as this one, that kind of confrontation tends to generate more heat than light, and also risks real disaster.

While this simple structure led to programmatic confrontations, it also generated a high degree of political stability.

Although the police may come to an understanding with some protesters, others may generate confrontations despite any attempts at negotiations.

Transnationalism engenders a distinct sense of non-territorial nationhood and generates confrontations among multiculturalist and interculturalist perspectives.

Khrushchev wanted a resolution to the contest over Berlin, yet he chose the most dangerous possible way to force one: via nuclear confrontation in Cuba.This choice generated terrifying risks.

The performance of the algorithm was assessed by confrontation of the sequences generated by the algorithm with the observed sequences for the patients.

Mr Sharif's most pressing challenges are clear – generating more electricty, building the economy, tackling militancy and avoiding the sorts of confrontations with the military that ended with the coup led by Pervez Musharraf.

"Instead of generating peace this is going to generate more violence because we're going to see direct confrontations between the farmers and the security forces".

This look back generates dramatic confrontations at Congressional hearings, sells books, hypes cable ratings and wallows in justifying past positions.