Sentence examples for aggressive cold from inspiring English sources

The Shard is an aggressive, cold, inhuman tower.

Over those weeks my friends became different people – in turn aggressive, cold and reclusive.

Set against them were the libertarians, who advocated unfettered individual freedom and an unregulated free market, and the neoconservatives, whom Bogus somewhat anachronistically equates with the most aggressive cold war interventionists seeking to "roll back" Communism around the globe.

But following hundreds of complaints, the Information Commissioner's Office found the company (previously known as Conservo Digital Ltd) had marketed the services through "aggressive cold calling" and fined it £50,000.

But although the company has been breeding whites for fifteen years, it has yet to introduce any to U.S. grocery stores; Americans, accustomed to an aggressive cold chain, typically fear underripe fruit.

First, speak up when you hear female leaders being called "aggressive," "cold," or other less flattering names.

"It was too aggressive, too cold and too nonmusical," the executive said.

A short Praeputium clitoris indicates a higher susceptibility to sickness and a very hard Perineum says that the person is very aggressive and cold hearted.

WHAT MARTHA OLSCHEWSKI THINKS ABOUT THAT A short Praeputium clitoris indicates a higher susceptibility to sickness and a very hard Perineum says that the person is very aggressive and cold hearted.

For example, respondents will tend to affirm an item such as the agreeableness in the FIPI: "I am agreeable, kind (that is, trusting, generous, sympathetic, cooperative, NOT aggressive, or cold)." The second approach tries to avoid this risk by using bipolar single items (Denissen, Geenen, Selfhout, & Aken, 2008; Langford, 2003; Rammstedt, Koch, Borg, & Reitz, 2004; Woods & Hampson, 2005).

In general, proactive aggressive behavior is "cold-blooded" and is related to a higher sense of self-efficacy.