Sentence examples for breed aggression from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jay Belsky, of the University of London, who presented the results last week in Minneapolis at a meeting of the Society for Research on Child Development, speculates that the psychological stress children experience at the end of the day, when they are reunited with their parents, might breed aggression and disobedience.

"When someone is hungry and neglected, it breeds aggression".

While animosity was mostly kept to a minimum among the Teds and other youth tribes, a special breed of aggression was reserved for the punk movement.

In Pamplona the bulls are bred for aggression and their horns are specially sharpened.

Your new betta must be peaceful enough to live in with other fish - they were originally bred for aggression, after all!

Carers talked about a generation gap, remembering growing up with less, or a "different breed" of, virtual aggression (e.g., Tom and Jerry).

Aggression breeds patriotism, and patriotism curbs dissent.

"There's been a feeling of insecurity and an unacknowledged guilt about an often shameful history, and that's bred fear and aggression.

The rape jokes which are its apotheosis don't represent uncontrolled lust – they're the aggression bred by lost entitlement and the need for someone to blame.

She also said that just as people can breed dogs with enhanced aggression, people can and should breed pet dogs that are nonaggressive.

But it breeds resentment, frustration and aggression and our frontline staff are often at its receiving end.