Sentence examples for disguised aggression from inspiring English sources
His B-boy nickname is Wolf, and in his dance he moves like his namesake – alert, attentive, with thinly disguised aggression.
As Edna patrols the front of the stage in her custom-made size-11H shoes, she winkles out the particulars of people in the front rows, who become, over the course of the evening, the cast of characters against whom she flings all her thinly disguised aggression.
His top hat affords him the reputation of a gentleman, disguising sheer aggression with respectability.
What could be more quintessentially Scottish than a compliment disguised as an aggression?
But these stereotypes are beyond threadbare: do we really need another gloss on the lewd, enraged jock or the primal male whose aggression is barely disguised by a shirt and tie?
More impressive are his better-than-expected range and awareness in coverage, which afford Smith and VanGorder the benefit of disguise and aggression.
Gabriel returns disguised as Blind.
