in-your-face

How To Use in-your-face In A Sentence

• Maxey said he will avoid in-your-face confrontation that is certain to energize amendment supporters.
• And there's no denying that her mother is distant and selfish… though Becca figures it's better than having some lovey-dovey, in-your-face, nagging parent.
• The beachfront, for example, is three quarters of a mile of dense, in-your-face, swelling sea along a flat, featureless bay.
• Brooklyn belongs to a genre characterized by less sophistication, less complex melody and harmony, more demotic language, looser rhyming, in-your-face attitudes, and rampant reiteration.
• What could be better than a hippeastrum, their in-your-face trumpets blazing from a fat stem? Times, Sunday Times
• Our hotel, like several in Rotorua, has an evening hangi (earthen oven) feast, complete with Maori dances and a thundering, in-your-face haka.
• It is a hard-edged, hard-nosed, hard-boiled, in-your-face and deeply profane concept, and any approach contrary to that will once again flush film 1's legacy of emotional truth into the sewer of mediocrity, sealing the property away - perhaps forever - in the caverns of the untouchable. Robocop Screenwriter Says Darren Aronofsky is Still Attached | /Film
• I have to say, she has run a very feisty, in-your-face campaign.
• There are countless examples, from neon kneepads to Hornets Starter Jackets, but perhaps no single cultural relic combines in-your-face 90sness with hilarious obsoleteness quite like commercials for 1-800-COLLECT and 1-800-CALL-ATT. The 10 Most Ridiculous Celebrity Collect Calling Commercials | Best Week Ever
• And while this particular statement may lack the torturous semantics of its predecessors, it still adds up to in-your-face guff.