Sentence examples for bit of aggressive from inspiring English sources

There was a bit of aggressive geopolitics: he accused the Turkish leadership of "trying to lick the Americans in a certain place" and said the appointment of the former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili as governor of Odessa was "spitting in the face of the Ukrainian people".

The idea behind the purchase is a bit of "aggressive expansion into Western markets" (their words) and a bit of "why not?" This probably doesn't mean we'll see Lara Croft in Final Fantasy XIV, but they may actually put out a good Tomb Raider game now.

Like a dream in which you slap a rival around the face with a wet fish, this techy remix of trip-hop revivalist Lukas Freeman's original by 21 year old up and coming producer One Over is a juicy bit of aggressive fantasy.

That seemed a bit of an aggressive claim.

"In the past, someone might have been asked a question and got a bit of an aggressive grunt in response.

You get a bit of everything: aggressive lines, an individually backlit keyboard with programmable keys and orange, black or electric green color options.

CoNorth Koreaing over at Mothasbeend.

After a bit of being faintly aggressive on a bridge, I was spent.

Sonders: And I really couldn't even convince her that there was something a little bit odd about the kind of aggressive speculation and price appreciation they were seeing.

An iconic picture called "Custer's Last Fight" once graced the beery interior of nearly every saloon in the United States, courtesy of an aggressive bit of cultural imperialism by ­Anheuser-Busch.

"Microsoft may be a little bit more restrained and a little bit less aggressive because of the antitrust case," said David B. Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard Business School.