Mother Judy was, of course, an international tennis player, but their dad, Willie, was a junior footballer, a fiercely combative form of the beautiful game.
So from this, the One Intellectual Principle, and the Reason-Form emanating from it, our Universe rises and develops part, and inevitably are formed groups concordant and helpful in contrast with groups discordant and combative; sometimes of choice and sometimes incidentally, the parts maltreat each other; engendering proceeds by destruction.
He also fits Jose Mourinho's preferred strong and combative style of attack.
Because of the severe encephalopathic and combative nature of his behavior, this was frequently not an easy or pleasant task.
Yet women were not leaders in the antievolutionist movement, in part, because it was driven by a self-consciously combative, intellectualized, masculine form of Christianity: female antievolutionist crusaders like Aimee Semple McPherson were, and are, unusual.
The lesser-known Mirós in this exhibition, many of which are traveling here on foreign loans, flaunt grotesque forms and combative techniques.
His direct manner and combative style alienated some of his colleagues.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's stubborn, lonely and combative literary struggles revealed the afflictions of Soviet Communism.
These authors identify four major forms of political violence: structural, repressive, reactive, and combative.
The Bryans were alert and combative, key qualities in the shootout world of doubles.
