Sentence examples for confrontational topics from inspiring English sources

When he moved into feature docudramas he again tackled confrontational topics – the Falklands and Gulf wars, the Omagh bombings, the botched investigation of the murder of Stephen Lawrence.

At a time when Russian prohibitions on free expression have drawn international criticism, including calls for protests or boycotts of the Olympic Games in Sochi next February, Ms. de Zegher said she avoided any overtly confrontational topics".There's nothing they stopped me from doing," she said, "but some things took negotiation.

The BBC World Service, whose influential radio network is financed entirely by the British Foreign Office and which reaches 150 million listeners every week, has also become more aggressive and confrontational, especially on topics like the Iraq war and Israeli policies toward the Palestinians.

"Why shouldn't I do it?" Parris deposed Ledford for more than six hours in a frequently confrontational interrogation whose topics ranged from the brand of Ledford's heart attack medication to the personal finances of Ledford's wife.

In confrontational situations, it prevents the moderator from scoring points by pressing the topic in an available gap before the guest even replies to the original question.

She would set up a series of confrontational actions designed to challenge the law and force birth control to become a topic of public debate.

TOO confrontational?

"Confrontational step?

None were confrontational.

Too confrontational.

"I'm very confrontational.