| So by claiming to shun public attention he evades confrontations and intensifies public curiosity. |
| Fortunately, very few bank robbers have any interest in confrontations of any kind. |
| Soccer fans flock in their numbers to these confrontations and expect nothing less than yet another soccer spectacle. |
| Often it doesn't come to blows, they enjoy the buzz of organising confrontations. |
| Tony Blair urged fellow EU leaders yesterday not to yield in future confrontations with anti-capitalists who disrupted their Gothenburg summit. |
| That day, the South Africans betrayed the glorious history of one of sport's classic confrontations. |
