The phrase "aggressive images" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe visual content that conveys hostility, violence, or strong emotions.
Example: "The film was criticized for its use of aggressive images that could be disturbing to some viewers."
Alternatives: "hostile visuals" or "violent imagery".
The towers are aggressive images of capitalism & technology-forces no longer associated with goodness.
The boldest posters are those with the most aggressive images: a menacing-looking peasant brandishing a rifle with a snake coiled around it.
Five middle-aged men were seated in a clinical gray conference room to discuss the latest advertising campaign for 2 x ist, an underwear label famous for plastering aggressive images of hyper-ripped, nearly naked men on bus shelters and phone kiosks just about everywhere.
The results showed that, when observing aggressive images, the group with anorexia reported feeling more afraid than the other groups, which the authors considered a reflection of those patients' typical avoidance of conflict.
Also out: bright, bold and aggressive images, you can save those for other places in your home.
"From there, it seems relevant to loosely follow the stages of grief, beginning with anger (represented by two polar and aggressive images of open mouths, one being Trump's), pocketed with panels of black in varying mediums.
He worked to soften Blackstone's aggressive image with clients and other dealmakers.
Then I kept cropping it and made it a less conventional, more aggressive image.
The C7 Corvette's styling is in keeping with the brand's persona, yet it projects a more aggressive image than previous generations.
These vehicles have made us more dependent on foreign oil producers -- all to satisfy vain, antisocial owners who feel they have to display an aggressive image when they venture onto the roads.
The aggressive image of skins as either demented thugs or Blood and Honour Nazis is too embedded in the popular consciousness for even a sympathetic makeover at the cinema to eradicate that.
