Sentence examples for confrontational sense from inspiring English sources

I'd say China earns more respect from Obama for its clear if confrontational sense of strategic direction than Europe does for deference in the service of disarray.

Bold colours, a confrontational attitude, extravagant fashion sense and street nous all attest to this.

Of course, as Linehan admits, confrontational interviews sometimes make sense – we need them sometimes to get to the truth.

It's confrontational but in the best sense.

Among other things, it gives a far more candid sense of how physically confrontational early feminist work could be.

I think that debates in the House of Lords are less confrontational and more packed with good sense than anything you'll hear in the Commons.

His images are plainly and frankly confrontational, and his long takes convey the sense of holding eyelids open to observe his characters' ferocious behavior and mighty torments.

These authors argue that during violence, some children lose their sense of living in non-confrontational ways, and schools can provide the space for re-adjustment.

He is regarded as abrasive and confrontational, but is well respected for his news sense, attention to detail and passion.

Two months after waterboarding had ended, one of the interrogators reported that Mr. Mohammed responded to "creature comforts and sense of importance" and not to "confrontational" approaches.

There are two sides to her: she's got an in-built grit that allows her to cut a sometimes forceful figure on stage, spiky and confrontational; she's also got a hugely appealing sense of fun.