Sentence examples for aggressive talks from inspiring English sources

Down the road in Brussels from the marble-clad Justus Lipsius building, the current home of the council of ministers, EU officials – marshalled fittingly enough by an Italian treasury official, Vittorio Grilli – began a new session of their tortuous, often aggressive talks with leading bankers over how to reduce Greece's debt burden and allow a second bailout package to go ahead.

But clearly, there was aggressive talk.

Mr. Mamet created a cast of salesmen who keep themselves alive through their relentless, aggressive talk.

Aggressive talk of this ilk, particularly targeting Muslims, is standard DF practice.

The typical London trader is a meathead, a loud three-pint arrogant young aggressive talking head.

"In Germany, we do see that there is more aggressive talk against our business," Mr. Noteboom said.

So he was aggressive talking about how he felt that making music was not about awards, how it was about music, and so on.

As the story continues, CNN may feel less pressure to counter the strengths of Fox -- aggressive talk shows in prime time led by opinionated personalities.

But Mr. Boehner's message to his members echoes the aggressive talk coming from the Republican campaign trail, where the men vying for the right to challenge Mr. Obama are increasingly blaming Mr. Obama's administration for rising gas prices.

Coming into Florida, Mr. Romney's advisers made two changes: increase their candidate's aggressive talk and shift from rallies to events that would better drive their daily message.

Maoist guerrillas: Despite aggressive talk from the Congress Party about routing the Maoists, also known as Naxalites, from the great swathes of central and eastern India under their control, they are still present here.