Sentence examples for confrontational form from inspiring English sources

In recent years, some British broadcast panel interviews have taken a particularly confrontational form.

A didactic and even confrontational form of expression may have come naturally for some in those art groups.

"This feature is shared among most new Free Verse poets," says Kheir, "but I find it very important in his case because it takes a very confrontational form.

When the camera is away from our lead superhero and Rand Enterprises board room meetings, it gives Steel Serpent slithering and the Daughters of the Dragon's physically confrontational form of investigative skills time to shine.

Though Van der Werf spent his formative years engaged in more confrontational forms of activism, he is convinced the future lies in helping to enforce the law – not in breaking it.

But rather than spell out what he calls "the confrontational forms this 'European' writing assumed," Mr. Hemon prefers to let the 40 stories that make up this anthology make their own argument indirectly.

But ultimately, even traditional and confrontational forms of protests slammed into obstacles.

Unite critics claim the union is using the label working class as a smokescreen for a form of confrontational leftist politics.

But theatre is very good, too, at using Trojan horses to challenge each of those audiences: Disney entrusted The Lion King to an experimental theatre maker and puppeteer Julie Taymor, who gave it a truly theatrical treatment, not a pantomime; and Katie Mitchell, who directed Cleansed, is a director known for her bold, confrontational experiments with theatrical form.

Peer victimization [ 1] includes both confrontational behavior and relational forms of aggression (e.g., gossip and ostracism) and is a major problem in schools worldwide.

Circus acrobatics is a confrontational, in-your-face art form in which the physical closeness and dependence not only create, but demand a bond.