Sentence examples for a very combative from inspiring English sources
"They are a very combative culture over there," he said.
"It was a very combative process, but I open my arms to him," he said.
She said the expectations of a very combative Mr. Obama were largely a creation of the Romney campaign.
Cook said: "He has always been a very combative cricketer and that is one of his great strengths.
"Abbott has set up a very combative atmosphere in which he has explicitly used sexist and misogynist language towards her," she said.
"It has very quickly become a very combative relationship," said Lance DeHaven Smith, a professor at Florida State University's Institute on Government.
Waller County District Attorney Elton Mathis has already publicly described the victim as "very combative" and not a "model person".
My gayness made me very combative, assertive and an outsider.
When it comes to achieving results, discussing business issues or even sending emails, people cut to the chase a lot quicker in the States; it can be very combative.
The nearest thing to a formal opposition is the Democratic Alliance, largely an amalgam of old white parties, led by the very combative (and white) Tony Leon.
We decided to have a bit of fun with this and make some mischief, so we created this front cover with Damon Albarn on the left looking very arrogant and Liam Gallagher on the right looking very combative, and we modelled it on an old Ali v Fraser boxing poster.
