Sentence examples for bit of aggression from inspiring English sources
"Your punches are fine but I want to see a bit of aggression," says their coach.
They weren't Bronx cheers; rather acknowledgement for the first bit of aggression the Blues had shown all night.
"I guess I was just trying to really dry up the runs and I probably just lost that bit of aggression.
He felt I had lost a bit of aggression – which I was asked to do [by Sir Alex Ferguson], by the way.
"He has been sent on to give us a bit of aggression.
"Just that bit of aggression, being in your face, playing with heart.
3) Perhaps the Cook Islands and New Zealand Maori rugby league teams ought to have preserved a bit of this aggression until the game, rather than just letting it rip during their hakas.
"This is an act of aggression".
"It was an act of aggression".
It also, I suppose, offers my own bit of micro-aggression toward those colleagues — which would be all of them — who find Goldwater's world view, if they know it, even more abhorrent than antique.
I secretly have always wished I played a contact sport and had an outlet for that little bit of pent-up aggression.
