Sentence examples for much more confrontational from inspiring English sources

Europe is a much more confrontational culture than in Asia.

"This would have been a much more confrontational situation," Haass said.

When that didn't work, he learned his lesson and has been much more confrontational since.

But Neil Young being Neil Young, it ended up a much more confrontational affair.

Ms. Merkel used to be much more confrontational with China, calling often for more respect of human rights and press freedoms.

McLaren slapped together a band called the Sex Pistols, which took the look and the sound to a louder, angrier, and much more confrontational level.

But, the critic Joe McCulloch emails me: "Umezu tends to focus on the lusts and consumption of the adult world as a corrupting force – he's more political, I think, much more overtly confrontational and eccentric, while Itō is generally pretty focused on delivering thrills and drawing weird stuff".

Meanwhile, each year some 500,000 or so young Mexicans cross the country's northern border to the United States in search of a better life.On top of all this, Mexico's politics have suddenly become much more complicated and confrontational.

–Recent meetings have become much more open and confrontational.

But on the basis of "Concept" — the first work of Mr. Castellucci's that I've seen live — I'd say there's much more to him than confrontational audience-baiting.

We were in for a night of confrontational choreographic rhetoric, it seemed, where tone is much more important than content.