Sentence examples for aggressions of a from inspiring English sources

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.

"They have the self-entitlement of a celebrity heiress and the aggression of a Roman gladiator.

And Dumile draws on the aggression of a particular type of male who came of age in a particular era.

And you couldn't ask for a more wholesome contrast from the subliminal aggression of a name like Rodman.

But as the rehearsal grinds on, it is aggression of a more dangerous kind that keeps resurfacing.

So one becomes aware of an absence of what might be called assertiveness or aggression of a kind we might have expected from her.

"The free world cannot allow the destiny of a small independent country to be determined by the aggression of a larger neighbor," Ms. Rice said in Washington.

For the first 15 minutes, Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain exuded all the aggression of a pair of dowagers at a late-afternoon tea party.

As a novice, Glover seemed drawn to exposing his insecurities while preëmpting detractors with bursts of verbal gymnastics and the aggression of a battle rapper.

His young partner, Wayne Aaron Jefferyy), has the hardheaded aggression of a man more eager to show off his biceps than what he picked up at the police academy.

What better company in the world is there than that of a 10-year-old boy who is curious and lively, retaining the charm and affection of a child without the sullen aggression of a teenager?