Sentence examples for aggressive desire from inspiring English sources

That raises a moderately disturbing question: To what degree is Smith's anxiety a way of rationalizing an aggressive desire that the spotlight not be moved off him until he is done talking?

When Britain was the premier military power there was considerable vacillation between what came to be called a "forward policy," i.e. an aggressive desire to extend British control over the world's surface, against a less aggressive imperial stance.

Many fitness enthusiasts remain devoted to Jack3d, which, according to a widely disseminated online product description, "gives you the mad aggressive desire and ability to lift more weight, pump out more reps and have crazy lasting energy".

The answer has far less to do with evolution than with the ways women are shamed for expressing aggressive desire and with the pervasive idea that women who pursue their own satisfaction are asking to be raped.

Between them, they must have the aggressive desire to assure success.

Often he'd do these things out of a passive aggressive desire to control everyone, rather than genuine interest in the content.

Our mammy, jezebel, and sapphire roots are showing, despite our aggressive desires to cover them up through the now-trendy, self-congratulatory post-racial narrative.

Exclusion criteria were: age <18 years, no aggressive care desired, or need for immediate surgery.

Edward Blumenfeld of the Blumenfeld Development Group in Syosset said he too has found that "tenants are being very aggressive in their desire to get a location".

"Britain's sort of moved on from this stiff-upper-lip reserve to something a bit more aggressive, having a desire to win rather than just play fair and settle for second best," said Stephan Richeux, a spokesman for the Nottingham City Council.

One study showed that younger patients suffering from advanced cancer, with dependent children, are more likely to desire aggressive management, within an acute hospital setting [ 26].