Sentence examples for full of confrontations from inspiring English sources
His career has been full of confrontations with the big guy, high-profile court cases, rabble rousing speeches.
As with any project that deals with art and activism, he said on Sunday, "It's full of debate, it's full of petitions and it's full of confrontations".
Russian history is full of confrontations between leaders and writers, whom Stalin once described as the "engineers of the human soul".
Clearly not intended as background music but instead demanding full attention, Yeezus is full of confrontation, ignorant wit and balls-out confidence.
Gone are days when practices were full of primal confrontations and when coaches deprived players of water breaks because they believed it toughened them for the harshest conditions of the regular season.
Could I say that I am reminded of this man when I see my work before me?" This short, difficult, questioning novel is full of such confrontations, between the forms of life and the strange, anarchic, inchoate forms of death.
From Haydn to Beethoven to Bartók, music for string quartet has always been full of dramatic confrontations between these four instruments, bound together like partners in a marriage, but only in a Jennifer Walshe quartet would the cellist pull a gun on one of the violinists.
"His worlds are heightened versions of our own, full of inexorable confrontations from which we are not easily released.
"Such a full on confrontation is the way to go... but Germany is not even close to showing such a lack of respect".
School in those days was full of such irreconcilable confrontations that made the world seem at times like one of those remote controlled toy cars that, left unmanaged, would keep perpetually knocking against the same wall.
