Значения термина confrontational style на английском

Obama had read Saul Alinsky, but he did not adopt his confrontational style.

His confrontational style and sometimes controversial comments kept the anti-doping fight in the headlines.

It was a confrontational style that had landed him in trouble with reactionary commentators and the authorities.

Detractors say the adoration of Chavez is over-the-top and ignores his confrontational style and bullying of opponents.

But her confrontational style irks others.

It was left to Jones to defend Dawkins' confrontational style, comparing him to another prominent figure in modern biology, James Watson.

She quickly gained a reputation for her forthright and sometimes confrontational style of cross-examination in Senate estimate committees and fiery chamber performances.

Members of Congress also compare Biden favorably to Emanuel, who was known for a confrontational style that contrasted sharply with Biden's affability.

Macklem is quieter and soft-spoken compared with the charismatic and notoriously aggressive Carney, and insiders say he has a less confrontational style.

The North's main newspaper issued a statement directed at Campbell saying the United States should drop its confrontational style and cold war thinking.

They questioned however whether the New York investor's confrontational style would win points with one of Europe's biggest companies, with a reputation for conservatism.

Wright, because of his "hip lip" and confrontational style of playing football, was chosen for his street credibility among that age group.

Maro Itoje will be instructed to carry the fight to the All Blacks using a confrontational style that England accept risks incurring the referee's wrath.