Sentence examples for personal confrontations from inspiring English sources

"There's no bad blood, just personal confrontations that take place.

Verdi, unlike the mayor, didn't squander his intellect in theoretical controversies and avoided personal confrontations.

Pietersen, off the mark with a first-ball boundary, thrives on high-profile encounters such as this, and personal confrontations.

Republicans can use the personal confrontations to help make use of a national mood in which voters appear to be angry at the establishment.

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama seemed to back away from criticizing each other in their respective campaign appearances Tuesday, after days of intense and personal confrontations.

Early in his tenure, he had personal confrontations with President Ronald Reagan over the appointment of the business-minded James G. Watt as secretary of the interior.

Unlike some of his colleagues — the surgical psychopaths — Henry doesn't actually relish personal confrontation.

It may seem strange to reduce Europe's existential crises to just one personal confrontation.

The chief rule, said the prosecutor, is never to draw the defendant into a personal confrontation.

It is, as the concept of Torah indicates, a program of human action, rooted in this personal confrontation.

Edwards agrees to raise the issue, but he's reluctant to turn it into a more personal confrontation.