Sentence examples for even aggression from inspiring English sources

Amygdala activity spikes when we feel threatened or afraid, suggesting that participants might have been experiencing fear or even aggression when they saw black faces.

Healy is a lonely, haunted, brilliant man, for whom chess and literature were not simply aspirational alternatives to his former life: there is assertion and even aggression in chess and in the act of writing.

So when a woman turns around and exhibits "male" traits – ambition, assertion, sometimes even aggression– we somehow see her as not ladylike enough, and thus we like her less.

This growing counter-culture of highly personal, highly experimental game design has faced criticism, resistance and even aggression from incumbent communities – the self-identifying 'gamers' – who think they know what games should be: the same thing they've always been.

At the crux: the pro-Israeli position that the flotilla is engaged in an act of provocation, even aggression, not humanitarian aid, versus the pro-Palestinian position that the blockade is unjustified, if not illegal, and represents a brutal suppression and denial of basic goods to residents of Gaza, to be partly and symbolically addressed by their mission.

Reduced connection increases stress, distrust, even aggression.

If you have long used wit as a form of undermining others, it may come as a surprise to learn that your behavior is seen as aggressive, or even passive aggression.

They sometimes even interpret aggression as desperation, and dream of potential gains from eventual Korean unification.

When Nolte roared, Aronofsky leaned in to elicit even more aggression.

There was pressure at the scrummage and even more aggression in the Scottish defence's line speed.

As the default continues and expands, the evidence accumulates: Trump simply will not act to protect the U.S. and its allies against even Russian aggression, even on their own territory, even in the form of attempted murder.