The phrase "head-on confrontation" is a common idiom in written English and can be used in a wide variety of contexts.
For example, "The CEO had a head-on confrontation with the shareholders about the company's decisions."
His usual tactic is to embark on an escalating sequence of challenges, and then to retract the final one rather than risk a head-on confrontation with America.
He's not scared of head-on confrontation".
This can be challenging, as not everyone is comfortable with head-on confrontation.
Head-on confrontation with those who voice concerns about developments has become a Polish signature tune, at home and abroad.
One option organizers considered was to display the hijackers' photographs on a ledge so that visitors could avoid a head-on confrontation.
One solution that Walsh hit on in the past was to hang the paintings low so they engaged the viewer in a head-on confrontation.
They cannot survive head-on confrontations.
She can write terse head-on confrontations, biblical invocations of great power ("Behold the light of despair/the glare of anguish/And ye shall be driven to darkness") and soliloquies that evoke T. S. Eliot.
The report suggests subtle but measurable ways that the war is beginning to change as Afghans take over from Western forces and as the Taliban and other insurgents avoid head-on confrontations and rely increasingly on improvised explosive devices and targeted killings.
In this, a head-on, one-breasted confrontation with societal expectation, Lorde reveals the nobility and worth of strength that is tested.
It remains unlikely that there will be any head-on military confrontation between the two.
