Sentence examples for characteristically aggressive from inspiring English sources
Nasdaq's response is characteristically aggressive.
But Deutsche Bank has been characteristically aggressive.
In New York, Mr. Macklowe made a characteristically aggressive gamble when he bought seven Midtown buildings from Blackstone for more than $6 billion, doubling the size of his real estate empire.
Mr. Hall, the 58-year-old head of Phibro, a small commodities trading firm in Westport, Conn., is due for a nine-figure payday, his cut of profits from a characteristically aggressive year of bets in the oil market.
Dre's vocal delivery is characteristically aggressive, although Snoop's flow is particularly harsh; it was not until Dre's debut album The Chronic (released eight months later) that we were introduced to the lithe, melodic ocals that have become such a recognisable Snoop trademark.
This is an appropriate analogy for me being that I work with dogs for a living, and one that I have found helpful even if the imagery plays into the myth of this breed as being characteristically aggressive.
The panel laughed over Mike Huckabee's Sunday touting of his poll numbers among Republicans, which Douthat termed characteristically "charmingly passive-aggressive".
Even more revealing, both Shostakovich concertos are characteristically driven by the aggressive yet unpredictable repetition of one or two obsessive ideas, little motifs, smaller than tunes, almost like what pop musicians call hooks.
O'Connor's performance in Casey was characteristically self-assured and judicially aggressive.
It is the strongest predictor of erosive progression yet to be identified and characteristically occurs in those patients with the most aggressive and potentially disabling disease.
As expected, the non-aggressive species is a weak elm pathogen in contrast to the aggressive O. novo-ulmi species, but both species produce characteristically distinct levels of the toxin protein, cerato-ulmin which is important in protecting infectious propagules from desiccation and is thought to act as a parasitic fitness factor for the organism [ 13- 18].
