Sentence examples for confrontational air from inspiring English sources
Subjects stare straight ahead with an almost confrontational air.
There is no dramatic narrative, but there is an increasingly confrontational air in the duets between a woman in a bright red leotard and each man in gray.
Even Monica can't help but slip in a rap verse before the bridge: "I'm a rowdy chick, sometimes I have to fight, 'cause my mouth too slick," she boasts, drawing out the confrontational air implied by the beat's side-sticking snare.
Moore gets angry about a lot of things about the critics who said that "Roger & Me" played fast and loose with chronology; about what her perceived as cowardice on the part of the TV networks in hesitating to air confrontational documentaries; and, above all, about the depredations of corporate America.
That day there was an uneasy, confrontational mood in the air.
While this portion of their interview was not as confrontational as the portion that aired Sunday night, it's just as informative to a public presumably ill-informed and under-protected when it comes to online passwords.
Igor Sutyagin told the BBC that the Russian pilots' lack of communication with air traffic controllers was "unfriendly" and "confrontational".
None were confrontational.
