Sentence examples for a bit of aggression from inspiring English sources

"Your punches are fine but I want to see a bit of aggression," says their coach.

He felt I had lost a bit of aggression – which I was asked to do [by Sir Alex Ferguson], by the way.

"He has been sent on to give us a bit of aggression.

He felt I had lost a bit of aggression out of my game - which I was asked to do by the way.

I'm quite slight and not the tallest so I haven't got that physical presence that someone like a Chris Tremlett or a Steve Finn has got, so I've always thought I've had to show a bit of aggression to impose myself on the batsman".

There is a bit of aggression to this squash.

3) Perhaps the Cook Islands and New Zealand Maori rugby league teams ought to have preserved a bit of this aggression until the game, rather than just letting it rip during their hakas.

And while the country's team languishes towards the bottom of the international legal tables, Pakistanis most enjoy watching countries that show a bit of steel and aggression, says Omer Ghaznavi, host of a weekly radio sports show.

It's just about finding that little bit of confidence and that little bit of aggression to go a little bit further".

There is bit of aggression to this squash — a vegetarian equivalent of the hint of transgression you find in the water-bug sauce that comes with the fried chicken at Night + Market Song or the foie gras on the loco moco at Animal.

"It would be a bit of a leap to read aggression into it.