Sentence examples for little confrontation from inspiring English sources

The futility of stones bouncing off armored vehicles matters little: confrontation is what counts.

Stocks fluctuated early Wednesday but strengthened as the questioning of bank executives proceeded with little confrontation.

General Manager Walt Jocketty said: "I think the guys like the atmosphere because there is very little confrontation -- with management, ownership, media and fans.

It remains "overwhelmingly a news rather that an arts story, a sure-fire opportunity to rubberneck at the scene of a little confrontation", you explain (Financial Times).

Nonetheless, all sides except the hardline Islamists have agreed to try to take the heat out of the ban and to ensure that it takes effect with as little confrontation as possible.

In rural areas there is little direct confrontation, but the bitterness remains; indeed, some of the worst atrocities of the late 20th century took place in the countryside.

The actual removals - which have seen troops dragging some settlers out kicking and screaming - have taken place amid high emotion but little physical confrontation.

As a result, there was little active confrontation between the Malays and the non-Malays on the issue of ketuanan Melayu at the time.

My book War at the Top of the World was written to help warn of the manifest dangers coming from this complex, little-known confrontation which is the world's longest running border conflict.

During his meetings with Asian leaders, Mr Bush is likely to find little appetite for confrontation.

Every once in a while, you like a little bit of confrontation with the coach, and every once in a while, you need a pat on the back".