Sentence examples for confrontational brand from inspiring English sources

The president's confrontational brand of nationalism, which worried Westerners, could be defended as a legitimate patriotism that simply wasn't backed by a sophisticated public-relations machine.

She was the host of Mo'Nique's F.A.T. Chance (2005 07), a beauty pageant for full-figured women, and she took her confrontational brand of humour to the talk-show circuit with The Mo'Nique Show (2009 11) on Black Entertainment Television (BET).

She was sick of his "confrontational brand of politics," the article noted, and ready for something new.

Comedian Jena Friedman first brought her confrontational brand of humor and feminist commentary to the Daily Show with Jon Stewart as a field producer and then as a writer for the Late Show with David Letterman.

So why are politicians, especially the heirs to the conservative rule of the 80s/90s, drawn to the more fearless, defiant, determined, visionary and confrontational brands of hip-hop – such as Public Enemy and NWA?

It wasn't that they appreciated his less-confrontational brand of Republicanism any more than they did six months ago.

At the same time, her brand of confrontational feminism led her to exult in posing for cheesecake pictorials.

How do they honor their movie hero's feisty brand of confrontational politics without being consumed by them?

Roger & Me (Michael Moore, 1989) Moore originated his brand of confrontational documentary with this elegy for his working-class hometown, which was devastated when General Motors closed down operations there in the 1980s.

Charlie Hebdo's brand of crude confrontational religious satire was already a rarity.

The character laments that white liberals vote for Mr. Obama while shunning his brand of more confrontational racial politics.