Few European countries have newspapers that are as partisan, misleading and confrontational as some of the overmighty titles in this country.
But because of that eyebrow, and his amused but confrontational expression, I could not remember any title except "War and Peace".
When Roberto Mancini failed to follow up winning the title he was sacked, his confrontational approach replaced by the more "holistic" style of the Chilean Pellegrini.
Titles include "Confronting Religious Judgmentalism," "Confronting Religious Absolutism," "Confronting Religious Denial of Gay Marriage," and "The Confrontational Wit of Jesus: Political Satire in the Gospels".
His mood, as he trains for his heavyweight title fight with Lennox Lewis on June 8, is confrontational, perhaps mockingly so, perhaps not.
Her titles are just as taunting, suggestive, and confrontational as the objects they name: Walk and Stalk, Your Fucking Face, Celebrity Trash Spill.
That said, there are — exactly as Anthony says — a few poignant moments, such as the one from which the movie derives its title, in which Chris criticizes Gitti's impulsive, confrontational ways.
Back in June Public Enemy released their thirteenth studio record 'Man Plans, God Laughs', and the title track fitted in here as a bullishly confrontational classic in the vein of 'Bring the Noise', 'Fight the Power' and 'Shut 'Em Down', all played in the set.
Pellegrini is the symbol of what City called their "holistic" new direction when the confrontational Mancini was sacked 12 months after winning the club's first title in 44 years.
Perhaps the title amounted to an almost violent act of self-assertion, both confrontational and masochistic, that announced he was going to take up space in the world.
Before the title card rolls, the film-makers give ample viewing time to arguably his most confrontational photograph, Self Portrait With Whip, to set the tone for what's to come for the uninitiated.
