Douglas's most confrontational works may push viewers to the edge of their comfort zones.
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One of the most confrontational incidents began as a result of two service dogs fighting.
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Below, listen to the audio from one of the most confrontational exchanges of the hearing, where Rep.
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Among the state's many immigrant rights groups, Puente stands out as the most seasoned and most confrontational.
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Her latest is lauded by many critics as not only her best, but most confrontational and critical.
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But Mr. Jordan and Mr. Meadows are known as two of the most confrontational Republicans in the chamber.
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Clocking in at a breathlessly efficient sub-two minute runtime, the new track finds ScHoolboy at his most confrontational.
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Juan Guaidó, a founder of Voluntad Popular (Popular Will), one of the most confrontational opposition parties, became the assembly's president.
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The party that López founded in 2009, Voluntad Popular, is by far the most confrontational element of the Venezuelan opposition.
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Inside, more than 70 protesters were arrested for yelling and disrupting the proceedings, making it the most confrontational SCOTUS hearing in recent memory.
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It was the messiest and most confrontational debate of the Republican presidential primary, repeatedly descending into free-for-alls of cross talk and name-calling.
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Organizers said the Trump administration's aggressive moves so far on climate policy — and outright climate denialism — made for the biggest, and most confrontational, march yet.
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In one of the most confrontational exchanges of the day, Jordan accused the deputy attorney general of "hiding information" from Congress — a charge Rosenstein virulently denied.
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Democratic primary voters may decide that if they are going to take on Donald Trump, they're going to want the roughest, most confrontational gladiator they can get.
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Titled David Wojnarowicz: History Keeps Me Awake at Night, the show tactfully highlights the artist's most confrontational pieces while giving sometimes t0o-brief, tantalizing glimpses into his vulnerabilities.
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We're covering the shootings in Hanau, Germany, the most confrontational Democratic debate yet and a possible future for Libya, if the military ruler of Benghazi has his way.
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During the more than 100 days of the anti-government protests, the various camps — from the most peaceful to the most confrontational — have generally avoided publicly criticizing each others' actions.
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But they do give momentum to a turn away from the most confrontational politics of the last president — Mahmoud Ahmadinejad — amid an electorate eager for Iran to emerge from decades of isolation.
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His newest film, Behemoth, which screened in competition at the 72nd Venice International Film Festival, is both his most confrontational and abstract work yet, taking on the structure of documentary and tone poem.
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One of the most confrontational incidents in years occurred on Tuesday about 70 nautical miles off Kaliningrad, where two Russian Su-24 planes buzzed the American guided missile destroyer Donald Cook, simulating an attack.
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Rather than the most confrontational, bombastic and denigrating volume of both sides of any argument today, this football player was simply stating his beliefs in a manner that did not need to affect anyone else.
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Lewis, one of the nation's most confrontational labor leaders, took her members on strike for eight days in 2012, and has long opposed Emanuel's use of student test scores to help identify schools to shut down and teachers to lay off.
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Lewis, one of the nation's most confrontational labor leaders, took her members on strike for eight days in 220, and has long opposed Emanuel's use of student test scores to help identify schools to shut down and teachers to lay off.
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Separated from the rest of the reception by a banquet table, this figure seems to be a likely stand-in for the artist, who at that point in her career was already experiencing the alienation to which most confrontational women can relate.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE left for Vietnam on Monday, putting him out of the country for one of the most confrontational weeklong stretches he's faced from the Democratic-held House.
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Guy is the most confrontational character with Sue. This might have originated from their one night of passion which he once let slip in front of Caroline. Sue often teases him about it and he admitted it involved strap-on and presumably S&M;/BDSM. Since then, Guy has often been the rudest person Sue has encountered.
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Quaker Faith and Practice §7. The 1650s, when the Friends were most confrontational, was one of the most creative periods of their history. During the Commonwealth, Fox had hoped that the movement would become the major church in England. Disagreements, persecution and increasing social turmoil, however, led Fox to suffer from a severe depression, which left him deeply troubled at Reading, Berkshire, for ten weeks in 1658 or 1659.
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Richard Langly (Dean Haglund) was the most confrontational and youngest of the three. He was a big fan of The Ramones, he enjoyed critiquing the scientific inaccuracies of the short-lived sci-fi series Earth 2, and he had a long- running competition with Frohike over who was a better computer hacker. He also had "a philosophical aversion to having his image bounced off a satellite". His nickname was "Ringo".
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The group have issued six albums: Sacred Cowboys (1984), We Love You ... Of Course We Do (1985), Trouble from Providence (August 1988), Things to Come (July 1996), Cold Harvest (January 2007) and 1982–85: Nailed to the Cross (February 2008). Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, described them as "one of the most confrontational live outfits" with their music as "mixed post-punk moodiness and country raunch over a mutant swamp-blues backbeat".
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House of 1000 Corpses served as one of Wilson's first films, though he found mainstream success following the film's release. Mary Knowles, Bill's girlfriend, was played by Jennifer Jostyn. Mary was seen as the most confrontational of the group, often clashing with Baby due to her flirtatious relationship with Bill. Harrison Young was selected to play Don Willis, the father of Denise who later goes looking for her and her group of friends.
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Campbell-Smith, "Follow the Money", p. 106-9. Writing a decade earlier, Martin Loughlin also believed that having made an example of Lambeth and Liverpool, the most confrontational councils, the Audit Commission had no need to pursue the others.Loughlin, "Legality and Locality", p. 198-9. After the High Court ruled in favour of the auditor on Liverpool and Lambeth, the Commission obtained legal advice from Robert Alexander QC who agreed that taking on other councils would be useless.
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Tone was the first of the Group to go to Hollywood when MGM offered him a film contract. In his memoir on the Group Theater, The Fervent Years, Harold Clurman recalls Tone being the most confrontational and egocentric of the group in the beginning. However, Burgess Meredith credits Tone with informing him of the existence of "the Method" and what was soon to be the Actors' Studio under Strasberg's teachings. Nevertheless, he always considered cinema far more invasive to private life and paced differently than theater productions and recalled his stage years with fondness.
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The most remarkable, and in the end, the most confrontational, of all provisions emerged in Art. XVI regarding the Misiones Orientales These had been set up in 1609 by the Spanish Jesuits under instruction from Spain's King Philip III to minister to the Guaraní people. The missions were located in an area on the eastern side of Uruguay River immediately north of the Banda Oriental, and shared its eastern border with Brazil. According to the Jesuits' records, there were over 26,000 Guarinís in the seven settlements there and many more in the surrounding areas.
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This incident led to Newsweeks characterization of his show as "Trash TV". The term was subsequently applied to tabloid talk shows at their most extreme; some hosts, such as Jerry Springer, have proudly accepted the label, while other hosts, such as Jenny Jones, resent it. The Jerry Springer Show would gain a reputation as the most confrontational and sexually explicit, with stories of lurid trysts – often between family members, and with stripping guests and audience members. Although the show started as a politically oriented talk show, the search for higher ratings in an extremely competitive market led Springer to topics often described as tawdry and provocative, increasing its viewership in the process.
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Most videos enable users to leave comments, and these have attracted attention for the negative aspects of both their form and content. In 2006, Time praised Web 2.0 for enabling "community and collaboration on a scale never seen before", and added that YouTube "harnesses the stupidity of crowds as well as its wisdom. Some of the comments on YouTube make you weep for the future of humanity just for the spelling alone, never mind the obscenity and the naked hatred". The Guardian in 2009 described users' comments on YouTube as: In September 2008, The Daily Telegraph commented that YouTube was "notorious" for "some of the most confrontational and ill-formed comment exchanges on the internet", and reported on YouTube Comment Snob, "a new piece of software that blocks rude and illiterate posts". The Huffington Post noted in April 2012 that finding comments on YouTube that appear "offensive, stupid and crass" to the "vast majority" of the people is hardly difficult. On November 6, 2013, Google implemented a comment system oriented on Google+ that required all YouTube users to use a Google+ account in order to comment on videos.
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