Sentence examples for confrontational ideas from inspiring English sources

She says its why she does what she does, touring the world, presenting confrontational ideas to strangers night after night.

A quieter, more thoughtful, seemingly less confrontational character with different ideas about how the game should be played has taken his place.

It was sexy, confrontational, embarrassing; a simple idea beautifully executed.

Avenue Q even manages to take an idea as confrontational as 'Everyone's a little bit racist' and turn it into a catchy tune you'll be humming all the way home, you damn racist.

First Blues reflects that abundance of ambition; it's unapologetically ramshackle and hectic with ideas, ricocheting from confrontational folk screeds to droll faux-tropicalia and jaunty ragtime, united loosely in the sort of colorful imagery Ginsberg had already penned in abundance.

I want the work to be confrontational by presenting quintessentially 'female' ideas and qualities with great power and presence.

Surely they didn't want or expect to be loved by the mass public and even this idea of being confrontational and annoying people and upsetting people and provoking people - has it not been at some time a part of the experience of all the careers of the artists in that fire?

From the beginning, the idea was intentionally confrontational, contradictory, and violently surreal.

Most white members found the idea viscerally repellent: a confrontational spectacle unlikely to serve the cause of reconciliation.

It was a very confrontational world, and we had this idea that maybe we should set up our own country.

His wariness of abstract ideas and his aversion to confrontational clarity go hand-in-hand with his distaste for the true believers in his party.