Sentence examples for almost aggressive from inspiring English sources
The third movement eventually takes off and becomes almost aggressive in the act of praise.
It has, instead, a wide-eyed, picture-book quality, an air of almost aggressive innocence.
"I was almost aggressive [in my work] all the time, whereas now …" She trails off.
Wagner threatened to discard melody as a concept, whereas Berlioz wrote easy-flowing tunes of almost aggressive sentimentality and naïveté.
Yet prominent atheists display an almost aggressive lack of curiosity when it comes to the facts about belief.
An overwhelming number felt almost aggressive in their averageness, more charming than funny onstage, and florid and grating off it.
The degenerative process in CADASIL appears most aggressive almost irrespective of genotype.
In his speech Tuesday, Saleh was almost entirely aggressive.
Gone was the almost violently aggressive debate posture in favor of a surprisingly passive strategy.
But flamboyance is almost too aggressive for Maxwell, who excels at softness.
Live performances from the late nineteen-nineties were, by contrast, almost too aggressive: Salonen seemed intent on using the orchestra as a kind of brutal machine.
