Sentence examples for more confrontational behaviour from inspiring English sources

Despite five years of much more confrontational behaviour by China in the South and East China Seas, a recent Lowy Institute poll showed that Australians don't see China and Japan in vastly different lights.

Research has shown that ADHD patients use more confrontational and escape-avoidance behaviours for the management of stressful situations and less planned problem-solving strategies when compared to a control group of individuals without ADHD [ 18, 19].

His confrontational behaviour and radical theology unlocked the floodgates of a more populist millennial fervour Thomas Müntzer and the Peasants Revoltt (1525) and the Anabaptists (especially at Münster in 1533 35)—that illustrates all the dangers and excesses of apocalyptic millennialism.

"They are more confrontational.

Others have taken a more confrontational approach.

This may have been because of her own confrontational behaviour.

"The messages have become more confrontational.

If only he had been more confrontational.

But he cannot commit to a stronger, more confrontational strategy.

The UDC leader dislikes Mr Berlusconi's more confrontational tactics.

This time, she was more confrontational.