Sentence examples for which is confrontational from inspiring English sources

This arrangement is supposedly meant to expose the ideological underpinnings of conventional football, which is confrontational, aggressive and deterministic: There is generally a clear winner and loser, and players must operate in accordance with rigid rules and well-defined strategies.

"Bowie was beautiful, which was confrontational for a 14-, 15-year-old boy.

There are myriad China policies on myriad fronts, some of which are confrontational and some of which are collaborative.

When we entered the electoral phase of our movement in the 1970s through the '80s, our elected leaders forgot the bridge that brought them over which was confrontational politics, the burden of which was borne by ordinary working people and especially the young.

The other group, which is more confrontational, is bracing for a court fight.

An administration foreign policy official criticized the exchange services' imports from Myanmar, saying, "It's not consistent with the spirit of the administration's policy, which is very confrontational toward the regime".

I can speak for myself, and this is how I can become intimate with people whereas in my country you speak with a "you" statement, which is very confrontational.

I can speak for myself and this is how I can become intimate with people whereas in my country you speak with a "you" statement, which is very confrontational.

Baby Jane has the ability to do a kind of a gut-level expression that's confrontational, which is a marvelous thing.

I admire Buffett for taking such a strong stand on taxing millionaires and billionaires to redress in part the disparity between the very rich and the rest of us -- which is a seethingly confrontational issue in the 2012 presidential election.

Instead, learn to stand up for yourself and to be assertive, which is a non-confrontational, non-aggressive and non self-effacing way to interact with others.