Sentence examples for confrontational looking from inspiring English sources

Appearing shadow-like, or as these posturing, confrontational looking guys, either for propagandist purposes, or just to show themselves that way to the world".

The deliberately confrontational look adopted by Carol (Yaya Alafia) in "The Butler," raised hackles in the street and in the home of Louis, her boyfriend (David Oyelowo).

Jamie Cullum has struggled for years to present himself as edgier than your average crooner – the cover of current album The Pursuit shows the UK's biggest-selling jazz-pop singer giving the camera a confrontational look as a piano explodes behind him.

Mr. Hytner is fond of positioning his actors in confrontational profile, looking at one another across a great divide.

The Manic Street Preachers' confrontational attitude looked back to British punk rock, and their concerts also aped the chaos of that era.

Wily, pugnacious, and confrontational, Kaczyński looks certain to make life more difficult for Merkel, for Cameron and to lead a quartet of central European countries spoiling for a fight.

But, he said, his own style is a bit less confrontational: "I'm looking to stimulate curiosity so most people can go out there and learn on their own".

It felt kind of ambiguous; it's like she's blowing a kiss but she's also confrontational because she's looking you in the eye.

We knew, since we had no clothes on, that we had to look confrontational and hard.

In a flourish that the commission secretary now says he regrets, the letter also said that the statue made Dr. King look "confrontational".

Rather than being confident, she says, she was confrontational: if people looked at her for too long, or in a funny way, she'd challenge them.