Sentence examples for a tad aggressive from inspiring English sources

I know you meant well, and delivering it while you were gone was a tad aggressive.

Geese are a tad aggressive and not at all clean and like to wander into traffic, so a lot of humans hate them.

If a Punisher skull next to "Blue Lives Matter" seems a tad aggressive, it is definitely, most assuredly, not racist or a defiant response to the Black Lives Matter movement.

A small YouGov flash poll done after the debate found Obama to be the winner but also rated him as a tad aggressive on a night when some of his most direct shots were punch lines.

It is true that many people would be better skiers if they were a tad more aggressive and confident -- getting out over the fronts of the skis to make dynamic turns.

But, come on, the shares could surely have been sold close to 400p if the government had not so obviously painted itself as a frustrated seller and if Moya Greene, Royal Mail's chief executive, could have been prodded to be a tad more aggressive with her initial dividend.

Their auto-off feature to save battery life is also a tad too aggressive and might be frustrating at times.

How many times did you think that somebody was a tad too aggressive by pushing an invite to your professional calendar before you even agreed to a meeting in the first place?

Doesn't he have anything else to talk about?" The trouble with dropping hints is that they're not always noticed and even if they are, they're easily forgotten because they're a tad passive aggressive.

Wal-Mart likes to tell its workers to practice "aggressive hospitality," but it looks once again like Wal-Mart's workers have been a tad bit too aggressive.

Anyone who met him during the time he led the company couldn't help but find his enthusiasm and cheerfully aggressive attitude infectious, if not at the same time a tad naïve.