Konietzko said of the reformed band, "Not only is it fun again, but it's devoid of all the personal confrontations due to egos and fractions that were once a part of the band," but said, "I really miss En Esch," in 2003.
Verdi, unlike the mayor, didn't squander his intellect in theoretical controversies and avoided personal confrontations.
To my mind, the moral impetus that motivates us to a personal confrontation with the human suffering caused by unjust institutions is the beginning of the story, but not the whole arc.
In a debate last night that put a fresh jolt of personal confrontation into the New York Senate race, Representative Rick Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton expressed sharp policy differences and engaged in some surprisingly tough talk about each other's trustworthiness.
These actors achieve the sort of hyper-expressive or understated, rapid-fire or ruminatively halting presence that surpasses scripted drama to become a drama unto itself a personal confrontation with, and embodiment of, the power of the cinema.
These actors achieve the sort of hyper-expressive or understated, rapid-fire or ruminatively halting presence that surpasses scripted drama to become a drama unto itself — a personal confrontation with, and embodiment of, the power of the cinema.
What's more, he expressed that misery vehemently, even pugnaciously, making films that blended a tormented drive for guilty pleasure with a grim Lutheran sense of personal confrontation with the Almighty.
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.
