Sentence examples for need for confrontation from inspiring English sources

Some point to its economic weakness – partly because of low oil prices – others point to Putin's need for confrontation with the west to boost his domestic political narrative.

And fashion and music are the natural expressions of its need for confrontation and rebellion, and fetishism, in both, is its necessary razor edge, the exhilarating border between life and death.

The golden thread's most serious deficiencies are its lack of a power analysis, the absence of any acknowledgement of the need for confrontation and revolt, and a failure to discuss the trade-offs sometimes necessary between economic and civil rights.

Fuckery borrows from tragedy in another way that distracts from this need for confrontation.

Knudstorp says that play allows difficult conversations to take place without the need for confrontation.

And with profits and new products blooming, few investors see a need for further confrontation.

There is no need for a confrontation, but if he keeps speaking over you in meetings then you need to politely, but firmly, ask them to remain quiet while you finish.

There is no need for unnecessary confrontation with other castes.

If citations were issued for noise pollution as they are for other infractions like littering or smoking in nonsmoking areas, then the need for debating confrontations of any kind and the possible ramifications would be avoided.

Protestant rebellions in 1625 and 1627 persuaded the cardinal of the need for a direct confrontation.

Thus reformers think their demands will eventually prove overwhelming; there is no need for a hostile confrontation with the conservatives now.