Sentence examples for combative posture from inspiring English sources

Trump signaled Monday that he will continue with the combative posture he showed at Sunday's debate.

But when we teach Islam, students often come in with a combative posture.

That combative posture hurts all New Yorkers, who need a capable fire department that reflects the diversity of the city.

It has been Ashcroft's combative posture, as much as the substance of his proposals, that has raised the emotional temperature on his initiatives.

Mica Mosbacher, a fundraiser for Cruz's presidential campaign, said Cruz was at risk of losing support from benefactors who worried about his combative posture.

From the outset he went on the offensive, striking a combative posture and attacking media coverage as biased, intrusive, and tendentious.

The choreographic signature was all muscle and tension, with the slam-bang kinetic impact reaching beyond repeated combative posturing.

They suddenly emerged from a posture of contrition and apology to take a combative stance against Congress.

The newly inaugurated president hinted at a mission of damage control, alluding to the combative and incendiary posture of his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

At sixty-three, he's lean and combative, with a slump in his posture and a jutting neck.

Still, Mr. Obama finds himself in the tightest competition with Mrs. Clinton, who dropped her above-the-fray posture and became more combative in recent weeks, but even more directly with John Edwards, a former senator from North Carolina who placed second here in 2004 and has staked his candidacy on a strong showing.