Sentence examples for still confrontational from inspiring English sources

Lyrically, Minaj is still confrontational yet reflective, talking about her life in the spotlight and rise to fame.

But Pruthu Fernando, an Asian elephant expert at the Centre for Conservation and Research in Sri Lanka, said driving elephants away with loud noises and light is still confrontational.

The government has been negotiating a "concordat" with private hospitals (note the still-confrontational vocabulary), on which the national plan elaborates.

More confrontational still, and generally less closely examined by visitors to his peace encampment, was his display of fading photographs of maimed and deformed Iraqi children.

Others are less confrontational, but still very active, requesting regular meetings with teachers; others are less involved, hoping for the best.

Inside the three sets of couples, there is still the docile and confrontational spouses, the stern and obedient pairing, and the oblivious and repressed ones.

They're confrontational but are still meant to have a positive tone".

"It's not as confrontational," he said, still thinking it through.

Many of the adjectives that were attached to "The Normal Heart" at that time still apply: fierce, angry, engaged, confrontational.

This may still be far from the confrontational rough and tumble of the tabloid culture in Britain.

Mr. Almunia could still take a far more confrontational stance with Google by sending the company a statement of objections, the European equivalent of formal antitrust charges.