Sentence examples for hostile confrontation from inspiring English sources

The movement does not aspire to political power and does not advocate hostile confrontation.

We've also seen an increasingly hostile confrontation with Japan over a string of contested islands in the East China Sea.

"I want to believe people have started to value dialogue rather than using religion for hostile confrontation," Kaigama said.

The talks could bring a quick end to an increasingly hostile confrontation between the two brewers, one that began with InBev formally offering $46.3 billion last month.

Thus reformers think their demands will eventually prove overwhelming; there is no need for a hostile confrontation with the conservatives now.

The increasingly hostile confrontation between student protesters and the armed forces during a meeting of the country's main legislature, which ended on November 13th, spilled over into a weekend of violence that claimed the lives of at least 14 people.

There are hostile confrontations with his father (Richard Abate), drunken bar scenes and a tantrum at the New York advertising agency where he worked.

It led to a series of hostile confrontations in which the Americans opened fire, and, over a period of a couple days, at the end of April and early May , 2003 seventeen Iraqis were killed.

EVER since I quit hanging out in Baltimore dive bars, the only place where I still regularly find myself in hostile confrontations with my fellow man is Amtrak's Quiet Car.

Kerry and Zarif have met several times since Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate, was elected last June, leading to a thaw in ties with the West after years of confrontation and hostile rhetoric.

Badly beaten but still game, Adonis ends up in solitary, and in a way the movie is over before it starts: the terrifying future at hand is a life of confrontation with monstrously hostile or indifferent authority, a violent struggle to survive while bearing the stigmata of social exclusion.