Sentence examples for confrontational scene from inspiring English sources

The confrontational scene in the council chamber of the doge's palace crackled with intensity.

The confrontational scene was repeatedly played on television at the time, and aides to both candidates believe that it hurt him, particularly among women.

It appears to be a confrontational scene, the two women in conflict with one another, the man with a letter in his hand appearing to ask for an explanation from van Dommelen's character.

Toward the end of Janusz Glowacki's "Fourth Sister," a long and winding tragicomedy in which life is a bruising free-for-all, a legless accordion player who has been providing mood music interrupts a confrontational scene to sing about a Soviet folk heroine, a mine-sniffing dog named Murka.

In the confrontational scene between Gatsby, Tom, and Daisy (with Jordan and Nick as spectators), Gatsby demands Daisy admit that she never loved Tom; but she cannot.

"You will find more revealed next week, there's another confrontational scene with Fiona and Myrtle with a couple of weird turns in it.

Like Debussy in "Pelléas et Mélisande," Mr. Dalbavie shows himself to be in no hurry during long confrontational scenes between Gesualdo and his wife or son.

But he is so strong is his big confrontational scenes with Mr. Dennehy that you forgive his weaknesses and even his inappropriate folk-singer hair.

The problem is that the movie always takes the easy way, scattering a few heavy, confrontational scenes among acres of picturesque montages.

She also offers singing that is strong and true in confrontational scenes, among them her intense duet with lady-in-waiting Jane Seymour, during the course of which it emerges that Seymour is her rival.

Former insiders who worked with or for the companies A4e and Working Links were told they could only speak to parliament in private, following confrontational scenes between Labour and Conservative MPs.