Sentence examples for frank confrontation from inspiring English sources
But Labour and Liberal Democrat politicians should be having a frank confrontation with the supposedly pro-European Nick Clegg.
Wim Wenders, too, started out as a genius of mashup, bringing together American pop sensibilities, Eurocentrically analytical compositions, and a frank confrontation with the horrors of modern German history.
His works' frank confrontations of race and class are devised to shock and sometimes unsettle audiences, with the hope of evolving and engaging the viewers' ideas on the topics presented.
JR's blunt questions spark Varda's frank confrontations with age, health, and death, as she revisits the sites and subjects of her art work from the nineteen-fifties as well as her own cinematic past — in particular, her longtime connection with the director Jean-Luc Godard, who's a virtual presence throughout the film.
In their last side-by-side encounter before the cameras, and the second one to be televised on a major network affiliate, Jon S. Corzine and Representative Bob Franks once more avoided the kind of dramatic confrontation that Mr. Franks had been hoping for and Mr. Corzine had been dreading -- something, in other words, that could suddenly alter the course of the race.
Heymann is frank about the difficulties such a confrontation poses.
"He is direct and frank in dealing with people, doesn't stand down from a confrontation, and doesn't worry about hurting someone's feelings.
The richly textured documentary-style cinematography (featuring some of the best nighttime images ever filmed) sketches tender and frank portraits of the participants while tensely weaving them into the urban fabric, as in a scene of confrontations with the police.
