Sentence examples for each confrontation from inspiring English sources

Yet each confrontation has its own flair.

Beyond each confrontation with the Third Reich, a new accounting always lurks.

Each confrontation ensures that future events attract more people seeking violence.

Peace becomes harder to achieve with each confrontation, each loss of life.

Each confrontation played into the president's hands, leaving him stronger than before.

No one behaves out of character; each confrontation is inevitable and schematically rendered.

In each new confrontation, they have demonstrated anew the truth of an old conviction that will always be more powerful than any amount of violent repression or scornful dismissal: the people, united, will never be defeated.

Every step of the way, the basic fact of the uprising has become more obvious and more explicit: with each new confrontation, the protestors have realised, and demonstrated, that they are more powerful than their oppressors.

Westworld's creators know you'll condemn its characters for their baser urges, but they also know you'll feel the thrill with each bloody confrontation.

Similarly, the ready availability of rights language may lead parties initially at odds with each other toward confrontation instead of negotiation, as each side escalates an arms-race of rights assertions that can only be resolved by a superior authority like a court.

For this confrontation, each band needed, and had, a clear leader: Wynton Marsalis on the left, John Clayton on the right.