Sentence examples for course confrontation from inspiring English sources
In this context, the New Atheists have chosen their course: confrontation.
About 46% of Americans in polls agree with this stunning statement: "God created human beings pretty much in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 years or so". In this context, the New Atheists have chosen their course: confrontation.
The only way golf course confrontations would make sense is if there were grandstands by the holes and nongolfers regularly came by to heckle us for being dumb enough to play this game.
"They will suspect that rejection is a strategic decision to pursue a course of confrontation, contention and containment".
By Calvin Trillin These days, of course, a confrontation has ramifications that it might not have had in the old Dodge City.
She also set herself on a course for confrontation with the French president, François Hollande, by calling for granting stronger central powers to the European Commission on budgetary issues.
"We expect to turn from a course of confrontation to cooperation and come to a negotiating table," he said in an interview.
When Alex understands this, he flies to Israel, where, of course, the confrontation proves too direct and even the rudiments of sexual potency fail him.
It published a paper two weeks ago, titled "Turkey on a Course of Confrontation," whose introduction reads, "Ankara is looking to pick a fight in the Mediterranean not only with Israel and the Republic of Cyprus, but also with the European Union".
Many among this generation of Tibetans, too young to remember the harsh crackdown that followed riots in Lhasa in the late 1980s when President Hu Jintao was Communist Party chief in Tibet, have taken to the streets and want to stick to their course of confrontation.
