Sentence examples for aggressive subjects from inspiring English sources

Though they still controlled a great deal of territory, this defeat marked the beginning of the end of their empire, as they were to begin facing increasingly aggressive subjects in the east (the Parthians) and the west (the Greeks).

These data suggest that, among less aggressive subjects, HDRs diminished throughout the violent condition until they became comparable to those of the more aggressive subjects, whose responses were consistently small (Figure S5).

This last medication demonstrated significant efficacy in different populations of aggressive subjects [ 129, 130].

By Tuesday evening, Rubio's campaign spokesman, Alex Conant, was blasting Cruz in a fundraising email with an aggressive subject line: "Ted Cruz is a liar".

With a soundscape containing intelligent percussion, Hammond organ, reggae-infused bass, and flutes by Magic Malik, Asa also features love songs filled with unique melodies and slightly barb-wired messages, though she's at her best with aggressive subject matter like that of "Fire on the Mountain".

But her abstract portrait of Duchamp — a thrusting spike and drooping arrow — catches her passive-aggressive subject to a T. Clara Tice (1888-1973) was a kind of Dada "it" girl.

Aggressive 8392 Subject vehicle is travelling in the rain and almost misses the intended exit.

Aggressive 8374 Subject driver is talking/singing to herself and stops behind a line of cars at a light.

Aggressive 8420 Subject vehicle is preparing to merge onto an exit ramp and a vehicle from the adjacent left lane realizes that they need to get onto the exit ramp also, and the lead vehicle suddenly crosses the subject vehicle's left lane line into the subject vehicle's lane.

Studies were done with serum samples from an ongoing study of Aggressive Periodontitis (AP) subjects (n = 24) and age matched control subjects (n = 21) living in Northern Ireland.

Their flat, cartoonish aesthetic sharply contrasts their aggressive and ambiguous subject matter, creating an ambiguously violent viewing experience.