Sentence examples for confrontational town from inspiring English sources

It does not, however, advise members on how to deal with confrontational town halls.

Democratic members faced confrontational town hall meetings in 2009 at the height of the health care debate, losing control -- at least temporarily -- of their message.

How can the lessons of the Intentional Conversation provide some answers to the argumentative and confrontational tone on the airwaves, in town hall meetings and even in our own living rooms?

Connecticut State Rep. DebraLee Hovey (R) responded to her former colleague's visit last week with a confrontational Facebook message: "Stay out of my towns!!" Hovey dismissed the visit as "political".

The text accompanying the photograph reads: By the mid-eighties, the New York photographer Bruce Gilden had been shooting gritty, often confrontational closeups on the streets of his home town far 15 years.

Sanders turns confrontational and Clinton emphasizes her record in Iowa town hall.

From rallies and class boycotts, in April the strike expanded to include more confrontational demonstrations and disruptive nightly marches through the centre of town.

Across town, in a historic and at times openly confrontational series of votes, Italian senators were bringing an end to the former prime minister's near two decades in parliament.

A Tea Party group (founded by former congressman Dick Armey) known as FreedomWorks has provided new GOP congressmen and women with talking points that will help them survive budget-focused town hall meetings which have recently been very confrontational for conservatives.

The downside is the way biking around town implicates you—suddenly and without warning in the ugly confrontational energy that seems to rise up from our sidewalks like heat.

In a marked departure from the usual confrontational nature of public hearings on multifamily construction in Greenwich, Diane Fox, the town planner, said, "There was no opposition".