Sentence examples for combative version from inspiring English sources
It's a less combative version of Jon Richardson's division of society into putters and leavers.
The two Rattigans are deftly enough played by Alistair Findlay as his ruminative older self and Dominic Tighe as the more combative younger version, and Mr. Tighe certainly has the requisite profile to embody a man described as "the prettiest playwright in London".
We had a few days of combatives training, which is the Army's version of mixed martial arts….
As I mentioned above, this version of Mafia Wars is more combative, and also is a consequence-based game, meaning your actions in the game may result in good or bad progress.
He was a smart, combative, burly man with a booming voice, and seemed a younger version of Ailes, bringing to his new job an intense competitiveness, an aggressive news instinct, and a willingness to provoke.
Many "North Korea watchers" read the English version online and scoff at how ridiculous the government makes itself sound with its petty and combative insults – but these readers fail to realise that they aren't the KCNA's target audience.
Not that he was combative.
He is not being combative.
She was combative and petty.
