Sentence examples for entirely aggressive from inspiring English sources
In his speech Tuesday, Saleh was almost entirely aggressive.
This approach was not entirely aggressive but rather clumsy and from one such misjudgement, Wigan were afforded a penalty when Marc-Antoine Fortuné was chopped down by Jack Hobbs Maloneyy scored from the spot.
Iran with a nuclear weapon, Israelis argue — and here there is near-unanimous agreement — is something else entirely: an aggressive theocratic dictatorship whose leaders routinely express everything from a desire to remove "the Zionist entity" to a denial of the Holocaust itself will, with nuclear capability, be a dangerously destabilizing force in an already unstable region.
Basically, Amartino – and other commentators who have contacted us and commented on the news stories – allege that ClanDescuento has built up its user base almost entirely through aggressive and not so kosher acquisition tactics (aka spamming).
A United Nations draft resolution calling for an immediate end to Israeli settlement construction is on life support, if not dead entirely, following aggressive diplomatic pressure from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday morning.
They have a sixth sense about people, are always empathetic, never manipulative, and they aggressively seek out great new people to bring into their fold in a way that feels entirely un-aggressive.
A timid investor would stay out of emerging markets entirely; an extremely aggressive investor would own nothing but Latin America.
Although UESL is an entirely unusual and aggressive tumor, multidisciplinary treatments including repeated hepatic resections and radio-frequency ablations may provide a longer survival.
When you listen to a "Jungle Terror" track you realize that further definition of the genre is entirely unnecessary: the aggressive drums and a rollercoaster of synths peppered with tribal instrumentation and animal noises speak for themselves.
Dr. Jordan said that evidence was mounting that a non-native species of phragmites had all but entirely overtaken a less aggressive native variety.
