Sentence examples for confrontational expression from inspiring English sources
But because of that eyebrow, and his amused but confrontational expression, I could not remember any title except "War and Peace".
Baby Jane has the ability to do a kind of a gut-level expression that's confrontational, which is a marvelous thing.
Yet certain expressions of bhakti are far more confrontational than others in their criticism of caste, image worship, and the performance of vows, pilgrimages, and acts of self-mortification.
His skin was bronzed and glistening, his chest hairless, his expression opaque: stern, wary, perhaps a little confrontational.
I think her expression in the painting is one of self-possession and confrontational only because it's not easy like a seduction.
In 2007, Larijani was removed from his post as Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, in a move seen as an expression of the Supreme Leader's preference for Ahmadinejad's more confrontational approach.
Specifically: is it a masterpiece of confrontational cinema, stunningly shot, wonderfully acted; or is it a piece of misogynist nastiness, an expression of fear about female sexuality, with no greater purpose than the Saw or Hostel films?
None were confrontational.
