Sentence examples for dangerous aggression from inspiring English sources

Palestinian officials denounced the actions as dangerous aggression that underlines the need for an international force to protect Palestinians.

The book transfers Mr. Millan's lessons from the screen to the page, laying out common human and dog foibles ("Hyperactive Energy," "Dangerous Aggression," "Low Self-Esteem," "Separation Anxiety"), and the strategies Mr. Millan has developed to overcome them in man and beast.

Whatever the true reasons, Trump's love of Putin, who engages in blatant human rights abuses at home and dangerous aggression outside his borders, threatens American interests and values.

Another more dangerous means of aggression is head butting.

New and more dangerous wars of aggression seem virtually inescapable.

Cutting it now could invite dangerous acts of aggression, just as when overly permissive diplomacy led Saddam Hussein to invade Kuwait.

The Lords committee report is a substantial analysis of the most dangerous piece of aggression in Europe for the past 20, perhaps even the past 50, years.

Political rows are already muddling the urgent task of getting aid to Gaza, let alone efforts to secure the fragile ceasefire, rebuild the territory and forge a broader Arab-Israeli peace.King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, speaking at a recent, fractious Arab summit meeting in Kuwait, gave warning to Palestinians that their own rifts were "more dangerous than Israeli aggression".

There was discussion at the time (stimulated by two players, George Sauer Jr. of the Jets and Dave Meggysey of the St . Louis Cardinals that football, especially through its use of warrior metaphors, both reflected and promoted a dangerous strain of aggression in American thought and action.

Syria's army said the U.S.-led strikes, which took place at around 5 p.m. local time (1400 GMT) were "conclusive evidence" of U.S. support for Islamic State, calling them "dangerous and blatant aggression".

They've failed to heed the lesson taught by Freud in Civilization and its Discontents: "Civilization... obtains mastery over the individual's dangerous desire for aggression by weakening and disarming it and by setting up an agency within him to watch over it, like a garrison in a conquered city".