From the moment he delivered his famous speech in the waning days of Barry Goldwater's failed but ultimately catalytic campaign in 1964, the right wing loved Ronald Reagan not because he was so nice, but because he effectively -- and sometimes aggressively -- expressed their hostility to the democratic changes that were transforming American culture.
This gels with a sentiment HuCow fetishist HuCow Milker, expressed, quite aggressively, on his Tumblr of the same name: "If you don't produce milk, you are nothing to me".
Their resentment slowly builds and eventually gets expressed passive-aggressively, or all at once, explosively, much later.
The main public manifestations of animal energy, he continued, are sports and politics (where human energy is expressed "arrogantly" or "aggressively") and the performing arts (where energy is employed and expended through "peaceful" means).
With the takedown of both OiNK and Tv-links, the authorities in the UK have expressed their intention to aggressively pursue those sites that are deemed illegal or unfavorable.
These countries have expressed alarm that Europe is aggressively pushing to keep the I.M.F.'s top spot in European hands.
Robert H. Benson of Human Genome Sciences in Rockville, Maryland, which has aggressively sought to patent human DNA sequences, expressed satisfaction with the decision, saying he now looked forward to receiving good news from the patent office in the near future.
In a rare moment of consensus, Donald Trump, Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and other leading politicians from both parties have all either aggressively come out against the merger or expressed serious skepticism about it.
He also expressed regret for not responding more aggressively to the revelation about Wide Receiver, which he learned about as Operation Fast and Furious was still under way.
Possible evidence of retaliatory purpose, she learned, included statements in the book that aggressively staked out her refusal to keep quiet, expressed in her trademark hyperbole.
