Sentence examples for those confrontations from inspiring English sources

The coalition's first ad was created by an admitted amateur, Mike Stark, the activist director of BlogPac who has made a reputation by confronting right-wing radio talk show hosts and Republican politicians, and taping those confrontations.

Those confrontations turn violent when night falls.

A commonality in both regimes' survival is the nationalism those confrontations reflect.

But he said those confrontations were never violent and had all but stopped.

All of this resonates with Japanese fans, but so do those confrontations with Suzuki, of the Seattle Mariners.

Some of those confrontations led to gunfire and the attempted murder charges, prosecutors said, as onlookers raced for cover amid spraying bullets.

A lucky break for me, as the Rastas saved me from one of those ghastly confrontations I avoided where possible.

Despite all those fierce confrontations and tribal divisions, exhaustively rehearsed and mythologised, nobody's really a bad guy and nothing's really at stake.

Humans were often completely unprepared for those unexpected confrontations in the hearts of major cities, which seemed at odds with the classic narrative that wildlife belonged in nature areas and remote, faraway places rather than where people lived and worked.

Instead of building to one of those screeching confrontations familiar from "The Jerry Springer Show," in which a mother and daughter turn out to be sleeping with the same man and fly at each other in a fury, the story takes a more dignified turn.

Craig Burden launched himself – using his arms and, thus, staying within the bounds of rugby law – into the face of his opposite number, fellow South African Schalk Brits, in one of those personal confrontations that you tell yourself you have to win for the common good.