Sentence examples for obvious confrontation from inspiring English sources

Dennis instructs Josh to turn up at a party, where he'll be given the money, but Mr. Reitz does not then proceed to serve up the obvious confrontation between Josh and Dennis's current lover.

Strangely, considering the obvious potential for confrontations, there were only a handful of police positioned along the road between the two groups.

But many others, especially those living in the shadow of the arena, wonder if they ever can disentangle themselves from a confrontation without an obvious endpoint.

Many other ruling powers in history (from feudal warlords to secular totalitarian regimes) have had a more obvious stake in violence and confrontation than capitalism has.

Every step of the way, the basic fact of the uprising has become more obvious and more explicit: with each new confrontation, the protestors have realised, and demonstrated, that they are more powerful than their oppressors.

The prosecution also failed to aggressively point out the obvious contradictions in Zimmerman's testimony about his confrontation and fisticuffs with Trayvon and the shooting that followed, Bloom argues.

While this may sound self-evident when reading it, when in the midst of a confrontation, it might not be as obvious.

The potential for renewed confrontation at the heart of government is obvious.

This direct confrontation of racial sensitivity is only the most obvious of the obstinately original qualities of this production.

The most obvious lesson is that it represents the first really sustained confrontation between the established order and the culture of the internet.

There have been question marks over the ability of Els to fulfil his obvious talent and challenge Woods but in this, their first confrontation since Muirfield, it was the South African who played the better and remained the cooler.