Sentence examples for more given to confrontation from inspiring English sources

He is more given to confrontation than any of his colleagues on the program, and he receives the most viewer mail.

More attention must be given to media.

One GP said that confrontation with dying patients had changed her view on the tasks one is given to fulfil in life.

Give to others more needy.

If he is to prove his reformist credentials, he may more often have to put confrontation before consensus.

He gave more license to Israel in its confrontation with the Palestinians, lowering that issue in American priorities, and many of his supporters advocated a view of Islam and Muslims that's more compatible with notions of civilizational clash.

But this insidious approach has, at times, given way to open confrontation.

The British Council framed the conference to seek middle ground, more than to promote confrontation.

But amid a sense that the city is growing ever more menacing, and unpredictably so, those days of heady confrontation have given way to countless more or less humiliating abdications.

Their construction on territory claimed by both Israelis and Arabs has given rise to repeated confrontations and controversy.

His quiet and supportive approach to colleagues – and his frequent confrontation with newspaper management – was all the more remarkable given that he was a drill instructor during national service with the Royal Engineers.