Sentence examples for good confrontation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koch, who, like the cardinal, seldom shrank from a good confrontation, praised the cardinal's work to mend ties between the Catholic church and the Jewish people.

An honest confrontation by Europeans with their history would be a very good start.

I'm not good at confrontation," Mr. Avellino said, adding that his duties depended on the actors.

I know we've been too soft in the past and neither of us is good at confrontation.

The praise felt good after our confrontation that morning.

He appreciated a good joke, relished confrontation, enjoyed a challenge and kept us on our toes.

"There are some men who enjoy a good fight, enjoy confrontation, but I don't think I have met any women who want to spark an argument, while I have seen men in the context of mainly male-orientated boardrooms or senior discussion almost seem to push somebody to have that discussion in a quite confrontational way.

Apocalyptic Aggression occurs when demonized scapegoats are targeted as enemies of the "common good," and a confrontation seen as not just a political necessity but a sacred duty.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, speaking at the church after Mayor Bloomberg, said Ms. Sanz was so good at defusing confrontations that she had been given the task of training new agents.

"We most cherish prospective volunteers who have the ability to avoid confrontation, use good sound judgment and who are able to give their time in a limited but consistent way," Mr. Dreyer said.

It was the clearest symbolic confrontation between good and evil in the history of sport.