Sentence examples for damaging confrontations from inspiring English sources

Realizing this helps avoid damaging confrontations.

Every day we tell convenient lies to spare people's feelings or to avoid damaging confrontations: even Baddiel admits that he concealed evidence of his mother's affair from his father and, in a post-show Q&A, said he was not going to let his own children attend this event.

With neither side prepared to give way on the principle of "loss and damage", confrontation looms at the close of the talks on Friday.

A return to confrontation, besides hugely damaging the improved image of both countries, would plainly jeopardise this movement forward.

In Ferguson, where property damage and confrontations with cops were no more extreme, the rioters were deemed "violent" and "criminal".

On the other hand, the Corporation lost the home front; Milne, who regarded the war as an imperial hangover, was badly damaged by a confrontation with braying MPs.

The confrontation received wide media attention, damaging Romney's public reputation.

The father of the injured man told the BBC that the confrontation has been started by settlers who attacked the village regularly: "Sometimes twice a week the settlers come down and start attacking us and damaging our farms".

A minority of demonstrators seemed determined to cause damage, seeking confrontation as they surged towards police lines.

Rudd was furious that Harvick's crew walked on his car and damaged it during the confrontation.

China has said the confrontation could damage bilateral relations, showing the sensitivity of the territorial dispute, one of several that trouble China's relations with its Asian neighbors.