Sentence examples for combative towards from inspiring English sources

Mr Bratton is combative towards academic critics who suggest that many other factors are involved when crime rates fall.

Even the conservative Estado de São Paulo, whose coverage has been considerably less combative towards Bolsonaro, expressed unease at what it called Brazil's "leap into the dark".

The Trump campaign has been historically combative towards the press and refused to credential a number of outlets for his events, including the Guardian in one instance, on his trip to Scotland.

Despite widespread outrage at his suggestion that Kelly was combative towards him because she was menstruating, Trump has continued using his Twitter account to publicly insult Kelly, whose network Fox News is one of the most influential powerhouses in US conservatism.

Lord Patten was "very combative" towards some journalists in this morning's conference.

As McCarthy became increasingly combative towards the Eisenhower Administration, Eisenhower faced repeated calls that he confront McCarthy directly.

Koch Industries has long been combative toward journalists.

Trump today described Romney as tough and sharp, and praised him for his combative stance towards trade with China.

It could result in a compromise that leaves the deal alive but opens the way for a more combative policy towards Tehran on other fronts.

"Police cruelty, however, was something that touched people personally and it inspired a whole new, cross-class section of society to adopt a more combative stance towards the state".

The exiles took an immediately combative stance towards the communist regime: for 40 years it had been determined to use exile in America as a base for the US-backed overthrow of Fidel Castro.