Sentence examples for powerful confrontation from inspiring English sources

But the really powerful confrontation is the one between the play and the audience.

Although the themes of the Obama re-election campaign have been clear for some time now, the populist pitch of his speech this week was a full-throated "people vs. the powerful" confrontation.

Iyanla preps Mitchell to confess his affairs in a powerful confrontation.

One of the most powerful confrontations comes from Forensic Architecture, an NGO led by London-based Israeli architect and writer Eyal Weizman, whose team has been compiling evidence for prosecutors in the International Criminal Court and the UN General Assembly into bombing campaigns in the Middle East.

It's a beautiful scene of confrontation, powerful and truly dramatic, lacking any inadvertent ridiculousness.

Great novels that adopt the form of the memoir tend to build toward powerful and startling confrontations or revelations: that's Mrs. Rochester screaming up in the attic; it's Magwich who bankrolled Pip's gentrification.

Group level confrontations are powerful not only for the person being confronted, but for the addicts doing the confronting.

Individualised campaigns are far cheaper, easier to mount, and require no confrontation of powerful industries and manufacturers.

Throughout Lemonade the black female body is utterly aestheticized – its beauty a powerful in your face confrontation.

For, in actuality, most novelists, in the west as well as the non-west, avoid direct confrontation with powerful institutions and individuals, especially those that not only promise fame and glory to writers but also, crucially, make it possible for them to stay at home and write.

Although exploiting international schisms to gain nuclear capability, Iran's politicians have not begun assembling nuclear weapons whose presence could engage more powerful nations in direct confrontation with them.