Sentence examples for given the confrontational from inspiring English sources
It is not easy to experience or even to like, given the confrontational, repetitive use of female sexuality.
Yet the reform leaves aside two far more constraining features of French labour law: the rules limiting the ability to shed workers if a firm is in profit and the 35-hour working week.The president's team argues that the results so far are as much as you can expect, given the confrontational history of change in France.
For now Egyptian and Israeli officials understand that neither state would benefit from a confrontational stance toward the other, given the overlapping security dilemmas.
When not given the time to process and fully understand, he can become upset or frustrated and sometimes confrontational.
These images represent a very human, flawed view of the subjects, given the scale of attention given to imperfections, while also presenting a rather grand, iconic view of the sitters, given the monumental and confrontational quality of the works.
Given the history of violence at Trump's rallies ― and his tendency to encourage it ― it's not hard to imagine his supporters getting confrontational at polling places.
The black bloc tactic was appropriate to give the day a confrontational edge, and to target the real enemies: the rich.
Jamie Cullum has struggled for years to present himself as edgier than your average crooner – the cover of current album The Pursuit shows the UK's biggest-selling jazz-pop singer giving the camera a confrontational look as a piano explodes behind him.
Local Muslims felt acutely offended by the contest, but chose not to protest, to avoid being confrontational and giving the AFDI extra attention.
Here Picasso deftly evokes a grandly crinolined young woman in the manner of Goya, yet he gives his subject the confrontational pout and posture of a Parisian demimondaine.
Those abrasive and confrontational energies are what gave the world Fela, and Nollywood, and the huge contemporary music scene.
