Sentence examples for physically confrontational from inspiring English sources
You always know they'll be physically confrontational, but last year they developed more of an attacking game.
"In the play, certainly it's a lot more of a physically confrontational relationship and even yelling at her".
Among other things, it gives a far more candid sense of how physically confrontational early feminist work could be.
People, especially adolescents, have a need to explore their identities and experiment with other identities in a safer setting that is less physically confrontational -- where bullies aren't armed with pencils.
It shows much more clearly than the above clip or CNN's just how physically confrontational Martin was.
He has had people try to lose him through airport security, use in front of him, become verbally abusive and physically confrontational.
"Mikey and Nicky" is a warm, loving, monstrous depiction of the bromance of two Philadelphia gangsters (played by Cassavetes and Peter Falk) filmed in long, loose, intimately confrontational, physically abrasive images, as if borrowing a style and a tone from Cassavetes's films.
Try not to be physically or verbally confrontational unless absolutely necessary.
As the body of work continued through her frequent trips, it slowly started expanding into a multi-chapter exploration of identity: "The more I photographed others back home, the more comfortable they were and with that I was able to be more confrontational with my camera, both physically and emotionally," tells Banks.
His pugnacious, confrontational style is aided by the urgent, physically pressing cinematography of Sean Price Williams, which gets unsqueamishly close to the sweaty, earthy men while enfolding them in a landscape to match.
They quickly attracted attention for their idiosyncratic and sometimes confrontational work, and for being a highly distinctive couple, both personally and physically: Jones was tall, black and powerfully built, while Zane was small, lithe and Italian-Jewish.
