Sentence examples for definitive confrontation from inspiring English sources
The scene is set for what promises to be the definitive confrontation over gun laws post-Newtown.
He is known to have participated in the Disputation of Tortosa (1413 14), a definitive confrontation between Spanish Jews and Christians, in which he distinguished himself by his ability to explain Jewish scriptures.
Not definitive, just definite.
Even when, from the 1960s onwards, he struggled to find the definitive theatrical gesture for his confrontations of, among other things, the experience of the second world war, his own Jewishness, Vietnam, communism, depression and betrayal, we were fascinated by the attempt; his compatriots queued up to put the boot in.
The final confrontation, when it came, was definitive.
But a final confrontation between Roger and Rog, in 1993, led to the younger Straus's definitive departure.
Matsuda suggests in his 2010 paper that Japanese culture has particular characteristics, including vagueness that does not draw a definitive line between right and wrong, behavior directed by others according to heteronomy rather than autonomy, avoidance of conflicts and confrontation, and indirect expression to avoid hurting others.
Typically, he said, such confrontations have led to negotiations that resulted in an accommodation to defuse the disputes, which is why there are few definitive court precedents about the scope and limits of executive secrecy powers.
Confrontation is inevitable".
"He wants that confrontation.
