Sentence examples for confrontation of two from inspiring English sources

"It is a confrontation of two ways of thinking, the revolutionary and the internationalist.

If you want a definition of good drama, this is it: the confrontation of two ultimately irreconcilable ideas both eloquently stated.

The left, he said, suffered from "wishful thinking that just smiling, being benign and being ready to sympathize with the Palestinians was enough to solve the confrontation of two national movements".

The meeting of Argentina and Chile in the 45th Copa América final was eagerly awaited as an alluring confrontation of two of the finest soccer teams in the world.

[C6.] The Scion vs. the Board at Hewlett The dispute over Hewlett-Packard's plan to buy Compaq tends to be personalized as a confrontation of two individuals: Carleton S. Fiorina pitted against Walter B. Hewlett.

The 17th century in England (up to the Glorious Revolution of 1688 89) was one of argument over religious and political settlements bequeathed by Queen Elizabeth I; the period was one characterized by the confrontation of two different worldviews on one side the royalist Cavaliers and on the other side the Puritans.

The song's not an imagined plea to a distant rival; it's a depiction of an in-the-flesh confrontation, of one woman throwing herself at the mercy of another in the most blatant terms.

In the margins, another tale unfolds through the hand-scribbled notes, questions, and confrontations of two readers.

The show focuses on the altercations and physical confrontations of seven highly aggressive, quarrelsome, and unruly women.

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"After the breakdown of the cold war and the confrontation of the two empires, we should have expected many more smaller conflicts.