Sentence examples for confrontational vision from inspiring English sources
These contradictions matter, as does the administration's enthusiastic embrace of a self-serving, confrontational vision of the world.
In Andrew T. Betzer's lyrically confrontational vision, there's little romance awaiting these wild boys of the road.
A less confrontational vision of scientific discovery is proposed by Adloff.
In his first speech to the United Nations as president, Trump presented a strongly nationalist and confrontational vision for his foreign policy, presenting an "America first" approach for how he would tackle global conflicts.
It is a work of astonishing scale and vision, uneasy and confrontational, given to moments of forlorn cynicism.
That was because Frank took a stand and didn't try to defend Obama against such an absurd and political irresponsible attack — rather he offered another vision of politics that was based on confrontational, but democratic, dialogue.
Betzer's hectic vision of family pathology and historical dissociation comes to life in lyrical yet confrontational images, thanks to the cinematographer Sean Price Williams (whose work is currently on view in the Safdie brothers' "Good Time").
We would have proper on-set 'barneys', and I'm not confrontational, but it was about finding a way between the two of us, satisfying her vision of what she'd written as well as my need to visualize this person on screen, but, you know, we got there".
At the time, though, their confrontational stance and atonal drones were at odds with the peacenik hippie vibes and hallucinogenic visions emanating from the US west coast.
Abroad, Mr Chirac continues to tout his vision of a multi-polar world, in which European power balances America's, in ways that seem confrontational, rather than constructive.
