Sentence examples for physically confronted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kennedy is reputed to have a bit of a temper; in March, for example, he physically confronted a 58-year-old female security guard at Los Angeles International Airport.

The boy neither verbally nor physically confronted the officer, Cleveland Police's Deputy Chief told cleveland.com.

On the June 1 episode of SmackDown!, Batista verbally and physically confronted Edge on the SmackDown! debut of Edge's Cutting Edge talk show.

Sadly, too many others in the media seem to think your treatment of Obama is warranted and/or OK, when they never physically confronted President Bush, Cheney, or Rove like that.

Some people had to be held back by police from physically confronting the police chief in charge of armed officers.

That sort of traditional popular uprising, physically confronting the rulers, began to break out later on that year.

More of Payton's teammates joined in the restraint process, trying desperately to keep Payton from physically confronting Bernhardt.

The campaign's events recently came under scrutiny after a series of reports of staff members physically confronting journalists to keep them away from Mrs. Bachmann.

The group, led by Captain Paul Watson, a co-founder of Greenpeace, has a reputation for physically confronting whalers, sealers and illegal fishing boats.

In an interview, Danny Granger made headlines by claiming that several Miami players attempted to physically confront Lance Stephenson during the 2012 playoff series between the Heat and the Pacers.

As police repression has grown in Bastar, the women of KAMS have become a formidable force and rally in their hundreds, sometimes thousands to physically confront the police.