Sentence examples for particularly confrontational from inspiring English sources
One of them became particularly confrontational.
Brown v Cameron: It wasn't a particularly confrontational session.
Mr. Netanyahu has had a particularly confrontational relationship with the United Nations, and this year was no exception.
Animal Collective defies predictability, and is routinely called "avant-garde" and "psychedelic," even though the music is not particularly confrontational and the lyrics can be concrete.
The strike, in its fourth day as we went to press on September 18th, may be the worst at the airline since a particularly confrontational 1998.
(Bangladesh may be doing surprisingly well because it directs help to women, especially in rural areas).The book becomes particularly confrontational when the authors, the spirited Mr Bhagwati especially, let fly at a long-standing academic rival.
Unlike Summers, Orszag is not especially confrontational.
How could I have done that in a professional manner? A. Many of us are loath to be confrontational, particularly as we get older and become less willing to take risks.
Many more in the West are hoping it will deliver a shift away from the intensely confrontational approach – particularly over Iran's nuclear programme – favoured by Mr Ahmadinejad.
One consequence of the culture wars of the last decade, including the tumult over "Sensation," in which a controversial work prompted Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to try to cut off the museum's city financing, seems to have been to increase skepticism toward new art, particularly the abrasive and confrontational works that Mr. Norton sometimes embraces.
Bergh, nicknamed the Great Meddler by newspaper reporters because of his confrontational style, was particularly horrified by the cruelty he saw directed at working horses, the primary beasts of burden at the time.
