Sentence examples for aggressive virtue from inspiring English sources

Allison Janney appears as a coarse drunk who taunts her kids; Maggie Gyllenhaal is a pushy New Age mom whose aggressive virtue saps the strength of everyone around her.

Consider Jill Abramson, the former executive director of The New York Times whose management style, similarly to Kalanick, was considered "pushy" and "aggressive" ― a virtue in a man, but in a woman, not so much.

In Zoroastrian understanding, boars embodied the warrior virtue of aggressive courage; for a ruler to kill one was to demonstrate matching courage.

But debates over the virtues of aggressive protest are far less important than understanding the roots of the current moment of rage.

Liberty leads the pack by virtue of its aggressive approach and its renowned skill at structuring complicated deals–unwinding Vivendi's convoluted sprawl is sure to require an intricate arrangement.

But his successor, King Salman, and his inexperienced son, deputy crown prince Mohammad bin Salman, have made a virtue out of being tough and aggressive both at home and abroad.

Forbes.com recently sat down with Watkins to discuss the virtues of loyalty, learning to be aggressive without blowing his cool and how to spend less time in endless meetings.

Partly that's because their understandings of republican virtue and sovereignty are more libertarian and aggressive than most people's.

Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) is a mechanism by which highly aggressive tumor cells can form vessel-like structures themselves, by virtue of their high plasticity.

Plath had a strong sexual appetite that she felt bound to deny and hide in the name of feminine virtue, even as she went out on countless dates with aggressive, sometimes assaultive men.

But, mostly, each is advancing a strange and aggressive vision of America, in which bluster and bullying are high virtues, while patience and grace are mocked.