Sentence examples for aggressive right from inspiring English sources
"They were being aggressive right there," Martin said.
He was aggressive, and we were aggressive right back.
"We're not aggressive right now defensively," Griffith said.
I was much more aggressive right from the beginning of that second set".
Tiger's approach is much more aggressive, right over the pin, six feet from the cup.
"He's aggressive, and if you're not aggressive right back, he'll roll right over you," said one senior officer.
Roth instead documented how Bercow had progressed from aggressive right-winger to Portillo-style social liberal "with only his hair formerly parted in the centre".
The results could be particularly dramatic under Mr. McCain, who is likely to complete President Bush's campaign to make the court an aggressive right-wing force.
O'Reilly regularly invoked religion as a part of his show and acted as an aggressive right-wing prophet decrying the elitist secular left.
Labour have countered this by pointing out that there was a net loss of 796,000 social homes under Margaret Thatcher's Tory givernment, mainly because of the aggressive right-to-buy policy.
But Mr. Downey's aggressive, right-wing populism might have been no more than a desperate act: having spent decades trying to outshine his famous father, a popular tenor of the 1930s and '40s, he finally found his niche as invective-spewing ringmaster in front of an audience he called "the beast".
