Sentence examples for a little aggression from inspiring English sources

They attributed this to a shift from football among more cautious families who nevertheless allowed for a little aggression in their sons' athletics.

He should be replaced by Eoin Morgan, who is brilliantly shrewd, reads the game and might percolate a little aggression around the place.

He also lets out a little aggression on some malfunctioning office equipment.

Too little aggression and you're a waste of your client's money and trust.

Mirza continued to push Williams in the second set but could have done with a little more aggression to prevent her taller, stronger opponent joining her sister in the fourth round.

Jenson Button 32 Great Britain Mr Nice can succeed when he has the best car but a little more aggression would go a long way for the 2009 title winner.

Switzerland controlled possession in the first half but too many players appeared content to coast when, with a little more aggression and less complacency, an Ecuador defence hardly renowned for solidity would have been exposed earlier.

With a little more aggression and guile, and the ability to adapt incrementally rather than simply bowling and bowling and bowling until the right pitch comes wandering along, he might have become England's own finger-spinning Anil Kumble.

Ashley Giles has spoken encouragingly of the need for England's batting to incorporate a little more aggression, and as they practised in 38C heat at the University of Western Australia – alma mater to Bob Hawke – his batsmen could be seen rehearsing their ramps, hoicks and slog sweeps, scattering spectators and camera crews in the process.

There might have been a little more aggression towards number 11 because I could bounce them and feel quick and good about myself but it's exactly the same ball which would get the wickets.

Pacquiao connected with a straight left, but Bradley came back with a little more aggression with a couple of weak shots hitting the mark.