Sentence examples for more confrontational at from inspiring English sources

"We should be pitching as political parties our ideas for improving things in the future rather than mucking around in the mechanics and making it more confrontational at the voting sites and trying to suppress the vote".

Both require a willingness to be "more confrontational" at home, as Macron says, and more forceful abroad.

His comments are likely to be met with disappointment by protest groups, who in recent weeks have complained that police are adopting a more confrontational approach at demonstrations.

Some of Rebel's more confrontational images, captured at close range, featured clearly agitated animals.

The six-party talks have shown that more confrontational approaches are ineffectual at best, and at times threaten to increase tension between the parties.

The "elenctic" mode, named from the Socratic elenchos, is more confrontational and is aimed at removing false convictions, while the "instructional" mode imparts sound doctrines.

Sometimes you hear talk about how umpires are getting more confrontational, but I am amazed at how calm they stay over the course of a season.

A more confrontational approach towards the Islamists, hinted at in private by the Ethiopians and the Americans, may inflame things and radicalise Muslims not just in Somalia but in Ethiopia and along Kenya's coast as well.

"The basic question is whether Xi will suspend the drift in the U.S.-China relationship and take concrete steps to put it on a more positive footing — or will he put it on a different, more confrontational track?" said Christopher K. Johnson, senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, and until recently a China analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency.

"It seemed too precious or something, not at all like the more confrontational stuff going on".

Cranmer's responses to the king were far more confrontational than his colleagues' and he wrote at much greater length.