Sentence examples for creating aggression from inspiring English sources

Their section titles — "Sorrow," "Building" (as in creating), "Aggression" and "Ecstasy" — suggested a belief that music is indeed expressive, and some of their choices drove the point home.

He has made a flippant comment downplaying what his players did, accused Fergie of creating "unneeded aggression" and said Arsenal would concentrate on football.

This form creates excessive aggression and must be handled with extreme caution.

Perhaps he wants to raise Foley's aggression by creating a virtual official competition.

Altidore showed good touch, too, taking down lobbed passes with ease and creating chances with his aggression.

As Scott Shane wrote in The New York Times in 2012, the investigative aggression creates "a distinct chill over press coverage of national security issues as agencies decline routine interview requests and refuse to provide background briefings".

"These words create hate and aggression, and creates a risk ahead of the match in Calabar," Saintfiet added.

Glasgow began the second half with a degree of urgency that had been lacking in the first period and their increased aggression created the first clear try-scoring opportunity.

Now we must figure out how to codify when other types of aggression create liability without self-defense acting as a barrier.

And, we are creating a haven for Soviet aggression.

We offered them no aggression so they are creating it themselves.