"aggressive remarks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used to describe comments or statements that are hostile, confrontational, or offensive in nature. Example: During the meeting, the CEO made several aggressive remarks towards his employees, causing tension and discomfort in the room.
They spit sexually aggressive remarks at him.
We didn't have any aggressive remarks, unpleasant experiences.
But they were vexed, they said, by the new manager's aggressive remarks and his attempt to negotiate publicly.
Bill, Jr.,'s aggressive remarks in Concord set the tone for a year in which NASCAR has eagerly abandoned the symbols of its Southern past.
Mr. Ford began drawing attention for his aggressive remarks, captured in a handful of YouTube videos, more than a decade ago as a member of the Toronto City Council.
Mr. Chavez leavens his aggressive remarks with jokes, proverbs, bits of popular songs, asides to his wife, Marisabel, and anecdotes about friends, his boyhood and his days as a baseball player.
In response to Jiyeon's somewhat aggressive remark, Melody backed up Jasmine (Line 19, 21) by saying, "Just let Jasmine do what she wants to do".
Facebook also allows you to download a zip file of your photos, friend lists, messages, and wall posts, but it is not in a format third party sites can use, which is why Page made the passive aggressive remark.
We may even make a passive aggressive remark about how nice it must be to have that kind of time.
Growing frustrated by the level of mainstream marketing that particular year's festival featured, Sennett let fly with the aggressive remark as a protest against major publishers leeching off of the independence of indie game developers.
Every scene could be viewed as a game: if one actor begins dropping passive-aggressive remarks to undermine his scene partner, and his partner takes each barb as a compliment, they've found a game.
