Sentence examples for far less confrontational from inspiring English sources

This was reflected in his approach at Ofsted, which was far less confrontational and judgmental than Woodhead's.

Although far less confrontational than of yore, ABC No Rio still focuses its attention on the surrounding community, with free art workshops and a public computer center.

But his profile and tactics seem far less confrontational than in the past, when his militia was responsible for brutal crimes against thousands of Sunnis.

"This is far less confrontational than the original legislation," said Representative Sam Gejdenson of Connecticut, the senior Democrat on the House International Relations Committee.

Estela, which Mr. Mattos opened with two partners, Mark Connell and a wine-guy-slash-general-manager named Thomas Carter, is far less confrontational in ways that go beyond the kitchen.

Many of the newer pop performers associated with Seattle — Fleet Foxes, the Head and the Heart, Macklemore and Shabazz Palaces among them — are more diverse, offering art rap and "beard rock," and they feel far less confrontational, at least overtly.

Mosley's successor, Jean Todt, has so far taken a less confrontational approach to such matters, but risks looking weak - and setting an awkward precedent - if he does nothing this time around.

Both the painful wounds of exile and concern about the future of the island, rekindled now that Raúl Castro has settled into power, are never far from the surface in Cuban Miami, even among young people whose politics vis-à-vis Cuba are far less hard-line and confrontational than those of their parents and grandparents.

"It's less confrontational.

It's quicker, cheaper, and less confrontational.

The young have always been less confrontational.