Sentence examples for confrontational edge from inspiring English sources

The lassitude that invades their second acts comes partly from the loss of confrontational edge.

Dumont has always been associated with the more confrontational edge of European cinema.

Neither age nor illness ever succeeded in blunting Reed's confrontational edge.

You don't get the ferocity of her dance intelligence, or the abrasive, confrontational edge of his.

Much of the debate had a confrontational edge and freewheeling tone, with the leading candidates trying to draw sharp contrasts with pointed language.

Their show may lack the mean, confrontational edge of much contemporary comedy, but in deeper ways its portrayal of mild fraternal bickering hasn't dated.

To be successful as an international team you have to play on the edge, be confrontational and never take a step back.

Tennant gives a further serrated edge to this confrontational comedy through the variety of voices he deploys.

Much of the playing was wondrously delicate, but the confrontational music lacked a bit of edge.

Don't you ever listen to what I'm saying?" He turned red and sat on the edge of his chair in a confrontational stance.

Adelaide United have one hand on the A-League premiership after a confrontational 2-0 victoverover Melbourne City that teetered on the edge of violence.