Sentence examples for clear aggression from inspiring English sources

In the span of 72 hours, President Trump described the email hacking that roiled the 2016 campaign as a Democratic "hoax" and as clear aggression by Russia that his predecessor, President Barack Obama, failed to address.

There's clear aggression, but rarely malice, in all that wrestling and tussling; little boys fight with their friends rather than their enemies, testing strength and learning where the socially acceptable boundaries lie.

He sings huskily and with clear aggression — though he's no match for the guest Rob Halford (of Judas Priest) on "Lift Me Up" — and sometimes dips into soft singing that occasionally serves as ecstatic release but is mostly just a breather.

Clear-cut aggression into American territory at Guam and Hawaii left the country no choice but the declaration of war which will undoubtedly come today.

At the outset, Ryanair and easyJet faced derision and even — from the established carriers — outright hostility, but it soon became clear that this aggression was fuelled by fear.

"The most important crime in the world is the crime of aggressive war," he said, disdainful of those who say there is no clear definition of aggression.

Whereas European teams tend to play the ball with their hands, with the early support players hunched in that exposed stance over the ball, down here they clear out with aggression.

But a distinction should be made between situations like Kosovo and the floods in Mozambique: it was important for the United States to intervene in Kosovo not only to avert a humanitarian disaster but also to send a clear message that aggression would not be tolerated.

These abrupt changes were a clear act of aggression against your entire user base.

How could something that is such a clear act of aggression get lost in translation from Russian to Russian?

"A few weeks ago at work, I spoke my mind and gave my opinion in a clear... way; no aggression, just blunt," Lawrence writes.