Sentence examples for confrontational message from inspiring English sources

I don't want a jeering or confrontational message to go out from the anti-war side.

Despite the confrontational message of Glenn Ligon's "White #14," its drab gray text should be fairly screen-friendly.

(For viewers under thirty, the movie's most bizarre moment may be when protesters disdainful of N.W.A.'s confrontational message steamroll and stomp on a pile of their CDs).

At least for now, the American strategy calls for an emphasis on diplomacy, in part out of concern that a more confrontational message that focused on Iran's nuclear program might prove counterproductive in the political heat of the Iranian election season.

On its website, the party promises to promote a "robust and confrontational" message about the need to leave the European Union, end immigration and put British workers first.

The combat fatigues, red-and-black flags and fiery rhetoric have been replaced with civilian attire, pink campaign posters and less confrontational messages.

Absent were the confrontational messages that came from Malcolm X, Do the Right Thing or Jungle Fever.

His confrontational messages always got him on the wrong side of the military dictators who tried to find reasons to put him in jail.

Connecticut State Rep. DebraLee Hovey (R) responded to her former colleague's visit last week with a confrontational Facebook message: "Stay out of my towns!!" Hovey dismissed the visit as "political".

With aides pushing him to pivot from a confrontational anti-Bush message to a more inspirational one, Mr. Kerry told a crowd of thousands here, "We need a president who asks you to join together in voting not for your fears but for your hopes".

But his message is more confrontational than may be palatable to some white voters.