Sentence examples for confrontational personality from inspiring English sources

Brash, ambitious, often full of himself, O'Neill had a confrontational personality that brought him powerful enemies.

John McCririck was sacked as Channel 4's racing pundit because of his "arrogant and confrontational" personality not because he was too old, an employment tribunal has ruled.

But whether his famously confrontational personality made him something of a dogmatic autocrat, as some of us modern practitioners in this field might question, is altogether another matter.

He had made a reputation during his 11 previous years running the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels, with his modernist repertory, radical productions and confrontational personality.

Ms. Stritch, a charismatic but confrontational personality, says she could never have pulled together her stunning upbeat saga for the stage if she had not pulled herself together.

Grossman remained Dylan's manager until 1970, and was notable for his sometimes confrontational personality and for protective loyalty.

Billy Johnson Jr. from Yahoo! Music wrote that Fox's character alternated between vulnerable and confrontational personalities, while Monaghan's character is similar to Eminem.

I am not a confrontational person.

Seven, eight, nine N.F.L. coaches have been fired; the Jets have a new general manager; there has been talk about sweeping the Jets' roster and what to do with Mark Sanchez or Tim Tebow, or both, and yet Ryan seems to float above it all, as if his flamboyant personality and confrontational style had nothing to do with the team's collapse.

In Kemp's ads, he's a confrontational, in-your-face personality: One shows him pointing a double-barrel shotgun at a young man who wants to date his daughter; another features explosions, guns, his truck, and a promise to "round up criminal illegals and bring them home myself".

It's not in my personality to be confrontational, but I had to do something".