Indeed, online and offline sentiments often merge: one in four said an online squabble resulted in a face-to-face argument or worse.
Living in New York has enabled Mr. Devitt, for example, to have a continuing face-to-face argument with his friend Mr. Kitcher, of Columbia.
But their confrontations over the years while Baker managed the Giants, the Cubs and now the Reds are known for their fervor, including a face-to-face argument in 2003 after a series of hit batsmen and brush-backs.
Nevertheless, despite these changes, Speakers' Corner retains the unique buzz generated by the intensity and eccentricity of face-to-face argument.
Kirkland and Sloan were face to face as the argument intensified and Sloan gave Kirkland a one-handed shot to the chest, prompting Sloan's ejection.
Like Arcesilaus and Socrates before him, Carneades wrote nothing, but made his mark through face to face teaching and argument.
"I've had face-to-face arguments several times with fellas I know would have liked to have hit me, but I've stood my ground and they realised it was a no-win situation for them".
John Cook called out the two candidates for being cowards for insisting on rules that turned potentially important, potentially charged face-to-face arguments between two men who disagree violently on a lot of stuff into toothless joint press conferences.
It's best to have arguments face to face (unless you're in fear of your life).
People do not have to have discussions or arguments with people face to face, they will just let it all out on the first thing they see, whether it is an article or a music video.
Russian leaders are more accustomed to pressing their arguments with their American counterparts face to face.
