Sentence examples for confrontation one from inspiring English sources

We say that, in confrontation, one stands arms akimbo, but, upon resolution, stoops to genuflect.

In the confrontation, one leader, Robert LaVoyy" Fenicum, was shot and killed.

South Korea's newly elected president has urged Washington to negotiate at any cost, rather than risk another confrontation, one in which the South now has much to lose.

The tape shows that after a brief verbal confrontation, one officer shouted "back up!" Then Mr. Jones charged him, apparently trying to grab him around the neck.

"There were people from that shoreline to that shoreline," an activist named Marcus says when asked about the confrontation, one of several here in recent weeks.

Constructive confrontation (one of the hallmarks of the "Intel way") has a decidedly bad reputation today, yet in its purest form it creates a culture where people feel safe speaking up versus holding back.

It was unclear whether the confrontations — one near the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday and three in the northern Persian Gulf on Wednesday — were deliberate efforts to send a hostile message about American naval activity.

Some of the protests have resulted in violent confrontations – one woman suffered a serious arm injury last weekend – and more than 500 people have been arrested since August.

But Mr. Yuen, who has faced far more derivative screenplays in his Hong Kong career, keeps the exercise moving with stylishly executed car chases, shootouts and kung-fu confrontations, one of which finds an unarmed Mr. Statham polishing off what looks like a dozen adversaries.

However, despite calmly walking out, the failed author later characterized the confrontation on Instagram as one in which he was afraid of being "hurt or killed".

But it is clear that no thinking whose primary focus was on an openness toward the world, and a confrontation with one's mortality, afforded the means necessary for grasping the hidden meaning of consciousness, which begins in the double constitution of the subject by life and by the encounter with the Other.