Sentence examples for aggressive partner from inspiring English sources
The negative effects, in various studies, can be seen in both men and women, and frequently in both the aggressive partner and the recipient of hostility.
This iron, an aggressive partner to Kafka's "axe for the frozen sea within us", is something Babel learned to wield with recurring, unerring accuracy.
ITV, which broadcasts TOWIE, has recently tackled the subject of male victims of domestic abuse in a Coronation Street storyline involving Tyrone Dobbs and his aggressive partner Kirsty Soames.
They may find their new lender is a more aggressive partner than they're used to.
The president has run his last campaign and it is my hope that, freed from the bonds of politics, he will be a more aggressive partner as we strive to protect our natural heritage.
The personal and social factors that have been reported to have beneficial effects on women's mental health recovery include the cessation of violence, the feelings of being safe and in control, the end of the relationship with the aggressive partner, the engagement of coping strategies and the existence of social support [ 46- 52].
The ensuing duet, with its aggressive partnering and near collisions, is set to a routine about relationships from "Eddie Murphy Raw," the 1987 stand-up comedy film.
Every major corporation and university should be actively recruiting in Japan and the United States consulates there should be aggressive partners in their efforts.
As one scene bleeds into the next, the dancers juxtapose their movements, which tend toward sharp and angular — aggressive partnering seems a constant if-all-else-fails proposition — with moments of stillness.
Generally, they employ the usual tactics: glowering stares, aggressive partnering and a lot of rolling around on the floor, all to a meditative and brooding sound score, featuring music by Hugh Mann and Sahand Rahbar.
Other efforts to lure visitors range from the small (ensuring that the museum is marked on a new tourist map of the city) to the aggressive (partnering with civic and business groups to promote Newark).
