Sentence examples for a less combative from inspiring English sources
House leaders have taken a less combative stance.
However, it was yesterday taking a less combative stance.
It's a less combative version of Jon Richardson's division of society into putters and leavers.
Other communicators tried a less combative technique that we might label the rational approach.
ALISON BEARD: Is there a way to do it though in a less combative way?
He said it had come because the company had decided to take a less combative and defensive position.
Feminism with Japanese characteristics--a less combative tone and greater emphasis on protecting motherhood--is different.For example, conventional wisdom in the West is that the birth-control pill was an essential step toward women's liberation.
"Will this change now that we have a 'kinder' prime minister in Ardern, possibly a less-combative National party leader in Amy Adams and mainly female political reporters?" Jennings asked.
The new site, which is a bit less combative, compares Windows Server to Linux and Unix and offers a few case studies — nothing as nasty as hiring analysts to shill for the big M$.
"Whatever else the opposition was guilty of, clearly it had no part in this," said Collins. Thatcher insisted that the conference had to go on and delivered a far less combative speech.
Republican aides said the document was intended to sound a far less combative tone than the 1996 platform, which is in keeping with the Bush campaign's effort to present its candidate as "a uniter, not a divider".
