Sentence examples for confrontational nature from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cannavale said he loves their confrontational nature — the blend of poetry, humor and animosity that emerges naturally from the thorny situations in which they find themselves.
Someone of his relentlessly confrontational nature needs a hate figure on whom to concentrate fire.
For Ismail, the interesting thing about Vlambeer remains its confrontational nature.
But he liked Comedy Central and the barmy, confrontational nature of the Demolished format appealed to him.
It is those heady themes which, 60 years later, made it a such an apt vehicle for Britten's own confrontational nature.
Bishops in Montana, Wisconsin, New York and Ohio have also made statements on abortion and the duties of Catholic officeholders, most of them of a less confrontational nature.
She receives support from the Action for Children team, and feels that the non-confrontational nature of the system helps things run smoothly.
At the time, he said, his first wife, Jewel Hairston Bell, had asked him, "Why does it always have to be you?" The question trailed him afterward, he wrote in a 2002 memoir, "Ethical Ambition," as did another posed by unsympathetic colleagues: "Who do you think you are?" Professor Bell, soft-spoken and erudite, was "not confrontational by nature," he wrote.
Vitaly Churkin, the Russian ambassador to the U.N., deplored the resolution as "confrontational in nature".
