Sentence examples for destructive aggressive from inspiring English sources

Mr Tusk said that if Russia was "a bit softer, more charming perhaps it would not have to compensate its shortcomings by destructive aggressive and bullying tactics against its neighbours".

This is particularly important for children with conduct disorders or ADHD, who often use destructive, aggressive behaviors to wear parents and teachers down and get their own way.

The most destructive and aggressive batsmen in the world play in the competition.

However, if not properly trained, it can become destructive and aggressive.

Forseke denounced the rebels as "destructive" and "aggressive" and the Elliott camp made hay with Garrett-Cox's £1.4m pay packet, an outsized reward for middling investment performance, it argued.

Correlation studies also showed a relationship between sugar intake and destructive and aggressive behaviours.

A German Shepherd becomes destructive and aggressive without at least one mature pack leader who is confident but not abusive and who has time to attend obedience classes, practice socialization techniques, encourage exercise, play and train the dog every day.

It depicts Phoenix engaging in a wide range of self-destructive and aggressive actions, and features, Horn says (based on what he's heard from some who've seen it), "more male frontal nudity than you'd find in some gay porn films and a stomach-turning sequence in which someone feuding with Phoenix defecates on the actor while he's asleep".

In addition, in Clark (1990), characteristics related to the Self-Sacrifice dimension were selected from four different dimensions: Anhedonia, Self-Destructive, Passive-Aggressive, and Pessimism.

He certainly looked like the best middleweight in the world: fluid, aggressive, destructive; he almost always won by knockout.

However, this wasn't just any old weed; it was Japanese knotweed, described by the Environment Agency as "indisputably the UK's most aggressive, destructive and invasive plant".