Sentence examples for invite confrontation from inspiring English sources

"It may sound strange," says Mr Redstone cheerily, "but...I invite confrontation.

But the three-time All-Star also said that Carlesimo was an abrasive coach who continually tried to invite confrontation during their two-month relationship.

Rodriguez had three homers this season among his 14 hits, for a.378 average, but Colón seemed to invite confrontation last night.

Its critics have levelled many charges whenever it has appeared over the last few years: for sloganeering that combines anti-capitalism with a global-warming message; actions that invite confrontation with the police; for the involvement of a sometimes aggressive anarchist fringe; even for the dilettantism and grandstanding of some of its more middle-class supporters.

To say men shouldn't marry career women is archaic, and doesn't serve a purpose other than invite confrontation.

While citizen journalists and members of the public should be respectful of police, not interfere with their activities, and not invite confrontation, they should not be harrassed by police for engaging in their First Amendment rights.

They said the department's emphasis on making arrests invited confrontation and discouraged good will in minority neighborhoods.

I'm just convinced that when we don riot gear, it says 'throw rocks and bottles at us.' It invites confrontation.

However, because Turkey fears that it might be left alone in conflict, it has shied away from deeper engagement, like setting up safe zones that might invite direct confrontation with Syria.

"We did not seek nor did we provoke an assault on our freedom and our way of life; we did not expect nor did we invite a confrontation with evil," he says.

We did not expect nor did we invite a confrontation with evil... .. Meanwhile, his staff bully the Qumaris (who have the temerity to ask what happened to their defence minister), and there's a blasé sub-plot about US involvement in a coup in Venezuela.