Sentences with phrase «again in confrontation»

Not exact matches

Instead, in the very human act of puffy eyes and hiccuping, of confessions and confrontations, I found God all over again and I was restored to a very real and very holy friendship, to a life without the protective armour.

In Croatia, which presented a different set of problems, the pope again opted for a cautious diplomacy over confrontation and outraged many by granting an audience to the dictator Ante Pavelic, who had led the slaughter of Orthodox Serbs.

, old school vs. new school, disagreements, confrontations, and so forth, yada yada... again, happens in all companies... (fact?

When an unfortunate event at work triggers Kate to drink again, she indulges in a drunken confrontation that finally forces her to make a drastic decision.

It becomes clear that her feelings are not reciprocated in an awkward confrontation and Jaime is once again forced to return to a life a early morning and mucking stables.

And when Roadblock takes on Firefly, the confrontation goes from land to sea and then land again, culminating in a silly, combination fistfight - firefight, where each party occasionally elects to throw punches with a loaded weapon.

Quickly turned away by the born - again family man, Elvis lures David's oblivious teenage daughter Malerie (the lollipop - like Pell James) into a clandestine affair, leading to a tragicomic In the Bedroom confrontation with Malerie's pious brother, Paul (Paul Dano).

Now, in 2018, we see Jamie Lee Curtis take on the role of Laurie Strode again for her last confrontation with the masked killer.

We're forced to tangle with Bane once again on several occasions, and his moveset remains almost identical, leading to a frustrating battle as all of the problems present in past confrontations with the hulking man remain, namely that swamping the fight with minions makes it frustrating, not fun, especially given that evading his attacks is a bit haphazard.

In the confrontation with other works and environments, the work of art is forced to redefine itself over and over again.