Sentence examples for a distinctly aggressive from inspiring English sources

Amplification of the C19MC oncogenic miRNA cluster and high LIN28 expression has been linked to a distinctly aggressive group of cerebral CNS-PNETs (group 1 CNS-PNETs) arising in young children.

Furthermore, by always portraying the man as the agent and denying that men can also be anxious, passive or vulnerable, society prescribes a masculine behaviour that is distinctly aggressive.

Sarley's most recent project — an untitled film which premiered at We the People, a group show at WERKÄRTZ in Los Angeles — takes on a distinctly more aggressive tone, while her piece Fake President is one of a forthcoming series dealing directly with President Trump and his team.

Although there is a shared tendency for motion, light and abandonment of line, the Russian Impressionists have distinctly aggressive and committed brush strokes without contrivance, unlike the controlled dabbing and patterning of strokes by Westerners.

A diagnostic algorithm was therefore designed to define the crucial parameters to categorize PDTC and better stratify these distinctly aggressive tumors.

Its low stance and wide, simple wheels give it athletic poise, and its furrowed grille and headlights lend a distinctly European flair to its aggressive vibe.

Cigarettes may be a distinctly bad consumer product, and tobacco companies have been aggressive in pursuing litigation under I.S.D.S. provisions in other trade treaties.

A distinctly satisfying thought.

"A distinctly unmemorable holiday.

Each has a distinctly different appeal.

The problem is a distinctly modern one.