Sentence examples for confrontational poses from inspiring English sources

Fazlalizadeh recruited friends and colleagues to help make STWTS a reality, drawing her subjects in strong, even confrontational poses that are meant to "humanize" the faces of women in the public space.

Dyment also believes bike squads strike a less confrontational pose than massed platoons of officers in riot gear.

The disrespect in question was a suggestion that the judge perform fellatio on him.Fans love rappers partly because they strike such a confrontational pose.

In his portraits of celebrities and other sitters, he created a sense of drama by often using a stark, white background and eliciting a frontal, confrontational pose.

Almost all Black men recognize Martin's contemptuous look and confrontational pose -- it's the one that White cops give us after pulling us over for Driving While Black or even Standing While Black, and then start to interrogate us like we just committed a crime.

A slip or a too confrontational pose by the pick during the hearings will instantly be pounced on and held up by conservative attackers as proof that he or she doesn't have the right stuff to be a fair and impartial judge.

Ms. Amanpour's predecessors, George Stephanopoulos and, in an interim capacity, the ABC correspondent Jake Tapper, were Washington insiders who had a smooth and knowing way with their guests; even confrontational questions were posed in a collegial tone.

Her blunt orange hair, confrontational gaze and sculptural poses generate an intoxicating depiction, one unlike most family portraits we encounter.

The pose is slightly confrontational, and his eyes and hands are intense.

So to appear more confrontational and conservative, Mr. Bush has also posed as a savior of Texas' failing public schools.

The two discussed how he should pose, before deciding on his confrontational stance and straight-to-easel glare.