Sentence examples for aggressions of from inspiring English sources

The aggressions of Ptolemy II of Egypt caused continuous friction with Antiochus.

He neither organized a crusade against the Turks as his brother had done, nor did he build up an efficient defense system against the aggressions of the grand duchy of Moscow.

The aggressions of the regime, which had at first been directed primarily against "anti-Fascists" — Communists, Socialists, left-wing intellectuals, and Jews in prominent positions — had not yet shifted entirely to the persecution of the Jews qua Jews.

In the Song of Hildebrand the hero is forced into a duel by the aggressions of a young warrior, Hadubrand, who does not know that Hildebrand is his father.

He retained the traditional harsh kapu system of laws and punishments, but he also promulgated the mamalahoe kanawai, "the law of the splintered paddle," which protected the common people from unduly brutal aggressions of powerful chiefs.

A middle-school girl impregnated by her uncle or a sophomore coed subjected to the carnal aggressions of fraternity boys after a night of binge drinking would have to settle for the comfort of being told that her rape, like the baby that the G.O.P. would oblige her to have, was illegitimate.

Jacobs-Jenkins, a former assistant at The New Yorker, has a keen ear for the micro-aggressions of office banter, and for the peculiarities of ambition in an industry where every life experience is a potential book deal.

But, reflecting on the dehumanising ways that I, as an Arab, am portrayed in the mainstream, I identify with the harm that results from hearing the unsatisfying reasons society gives to excuse the daily micro-aggressions of racism's sum.

"They are weapons of aggression, of surprise, and of terror".

I witnessed the Israeli aggression of the Six- Day War.

Hip-hop feeds on the aggression of post-pubescent males.