Sentence examples for most confrontational from inspiring English sources

The most confrontational exchange took place on May 30th.

This was our most confrontational act thus far, and police began to mass around the sitters.

Without Khatami, there is no brake on Iran's most confrontational impulses.

The most confrontational contestants were the first to go, starting with Will.

Introducing him, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day had described him as "the most confrontational singer we will ever see".

About the most confrontational it got was Tesco issuing a rapid rebuttal of claims that its website was slow.

His speech to the Trades Union Congress's convention last week had been touted in the British press as one of the most potentially confrontational moments of the prime ministership of Tony Blair.

After what is surely the greatest Michael Jackson snub of the weekend, the Bad Seeds explode into action with their most visceral, confrontational sound since they started out as the Birthday Party.

And Walter de Maria's Earth Room works in New York and Germany, where 250 cubic yards of earth are packed two feet deep into a large room, are among the most successfully confrontational.

Jacques Tourneur, born in France, long a resident of Hollywood, and hardly heralded in his lifetime, made a batch of genre films that, under the guise of ordinary program-fillers, were among the most boldly confrontational political movies coming from the studios at the time.

According to Rolling Stone, all-American Bruce has gone rogue: "Wrecking Ball is the most despairing, confrontational and musically turbulent album Bruce Springsteen has ever made".