Sentence examples for answer aggressively from inspiring English sources

Of course, LePage dodged again, but Jamie insisted on a real answer, aggressively challenging the governor until staff demanded Jamie leave the auditorium immediately, and he was ushered out by the cops.

Sometimes a person can answer aggressively to your innocent query.

Some conduct these scores as if they had answers, aggressively pointing out the witty passages or exaggerating mournful ones.

"That means that the Republicans in Washington are out of touch with Republican voters," Obama said, hitting a note that Democrats think has struck a chord -- and which Republicans answered aggressively.

He challenged Mr. McCain's claims that his proposal for tax cuts did not leave enough surplus money for Social Security, a charge he answered less aggressively in New Hampshire.

The new report ranges from dramatic accounts of teachers' erasing wrong answers and aggressively luring students to cheat, to more ambiguous instances, such as a teacher who changed the tone of her voice while reading a passage out loud during a test.

The answer is by aggressively automating the detection of and response to alerts, reducing a 30-minute process per event down to two.

The easy answer is because aggressively targeting gang members, even killing them, is actually quite popular.

In that last losing race, against Bill Brock, a Republican, in 1970, he never aggressively answered a range of attacks, including the untrue accusation that he had personally benefited by routing Interstate 40 through land he owned and the unfair suggestion that he had forgotten his roots while chasing after the Kennedys at Georgetown dinner parties.

They answered the call aggressively at first but then started to speak quite open-heartedly after the initial phase.

When I'm attacked on Twitter, I often astound the people who are griping about me by answering them, non-aggressively.