Sentence examples for more confrontational than from inspiring English sources

His current set is slightly more confrontational than "Intimate Moments".

But his message is more confrontational than may be palatable to some white voters.

Her smile is more confrontational than invitational, and we never glimpse the likable, fallible human beneath the polish, as we did with Mr. Vereen.

More confrontational than her soft-spoken daughter, she went to school officials with her husband but said she found little support.

I'm way more confrontational than my husband, have no problem expressing my opinion (as evidenced by this column) and love bourbon.

By the time the pissing figure entered the twentieth century, Lebensztejn writes, artists were headed for "a barrage of urinary provocations, each one more confrontational than the last".

Europe is a much more confrontational culture than in Asia.

López has long been a polarising figure, advocating a more confrontational approach than some other opposition leaders.

Prosecutors were dissatisfied with Mr. Gore's answers during the interview, which was conducted in a far more confrontational manner than previous sessions had been, the officials said.

Hong Kong's opposition forces enjoy civil liberties denied in the rest of China and, capitalizing on those freedoms, have taken a more confrontational approach than seen before in Hong Kong.

The posture represents a more confrontational approach than that of this spring, when President Obama decided not to escalate a fight over across-the-board reductions known as sequestration in an earlier budget battle with Republicans.