Sentence examples for as too aggressive from inspiring English sources

Either she's barely heard or she's judged as too aggressive.

As Mr. Saillard says, everything is so much earlier than seems credible — like that metal and leather outfit made first in the late 1970s, rejected as too aggressive by the company that had commissioned it, then remade for one of Alaïa's own collections in the early 1980s, well before Versace and so many others decided that skin was in.

All this, all the time, and in a tic every bit as central to fantasy rhetoric as the goofily acronymic draft strategies ("If MARVIN strikes you as too aggressive, perhaps you're better suited for SPAETZLE") and Megan Fox jokes in those fantasy previews all weirdly and disingenuously apologetic.

This is the best way to catch her attention without coming off as too aggressive.

While flattering, these compliments can come off as too aggressive, especially in the early parts of the conversation.

This won't come off as too aggressive, but you'll still get a chance to get to know each other better.

"I don't want to come off as too strong or too aggressive," said the wispy, soft-spoken Olivier.

Baseball broadcasters routinely demean umpires as being too aggressive in confronting players; too lazy in covering plays that require hustle; too often wrong in calling close plays, particularly pitches near the strike zone.

Noyes described the incident as "likely too aggressive a sales tactic"; Gett likened it to a denial of service attack.

She described Sasha as being "too aggressive, too strong, too sassy [and] too sexy", stating, "I'm not like her in real life at all".

Residents say that officers, now concerned about being perceived as overly aggressive, too often cruise down the street in their patrol cars -- a practice known within the L.A.P.D. as drive and wave -- instead of engaging in aggressive policing.