Sentence examples for aggressive need from inspiring English sources

Rush is about the intense rivalry between Formula One drivers James Hunt – a foppish English partyboy with an aggressive need for speed, sex and booze – and Niki Lauda, an uptight Austrian interested in rationality, discipline, and tweaking microscopic time advantages out of the car.

It consists of the recognition of two powerful forces in direct opposition, namely, inherent instinctual (sexual and aggressive) needs and the need to live in a social group.

Despite all the P.R. noise about attracting new and younger listeners, the classical-music business has trouble letting go of its unconscious, passive-aggressive need to keep the larger world at bay.

They're unpredictable, sometimes aggressive and need help to get dressed, eat and go to the toilet.

The mechanisms by which TATI is associated with aggressive cancer need to be further explored.

Although reports of injury are rare on San Francisco Bay Area grazed park lands (Barry and Amme 2009), concerns about liability and complaints about aggressive cattle need to be addressed.

One might argue that such associations, where more aggressive cancers need more extensive PLND to detect a single nodal metastasis, seem to be counter-intuitive.

People who are aggressive, often need somebody to look after them, and make sure that nothing goes wrong.

If the dog you're working with is very shy or aggressive, you need it to trust you enough to let you approach it and touch it.

At the same time, aggressive businesses needed the cooperation of politicians and bureaucrats to expand within Japan's highly regulated economic system.

Thus the aggressive methods needed to compensate for the unique character of tissue often results in the isolation of total cellular RNA.