Sentence examples for exactly aggressive from inspiring English sources

The movement is not exactly aggressive, either: Ms. Shanahan's choreography rolls across the stage like an endless spiral of subtle contractions or sweeping curves, lulling you into a dull state.

It is not clear exactly how aggressive the S.E.C. will be in pursuit of change -- nor is it clear that any such effort would have more success than past efforts to rein in the powerful industry.

The company is, however, not exactly the most aggressive when it comes to M&A.

Indeed, what exactly is an "aggressive and innovative approach"?

That's a good thing, though the CFTC is not exactly the most aggressive regulator around.

It should hardly have been a surprise to Lieberman that Connecticut Democrats, not exactly known for aggressive pro-war attitudes, would turn on one of the biggest cheerleaders in either party for George W. Bush and the Iraq folly.

"Just being aggressive, being aggressive.

"In one place and in one regime we find all these dangers in their most lethal and aggressive forms, exactly the kind of aggressive threat the United Nations was born to confront," he said.

So far, however, it seems like exactly the sort of aggressive tactic the government should be taking in the war on terrorism.

"I think what she has done is exactly the kind of aggressive prosecution effort that we need for this problem," Mr. Allen said.

Of Mr. Vongerichten's Sandy sandwich – which is called Crunchy Chicken Sub, Mr. Kord said that "it's not exactly conventional, it's aggressive," adding: "It's a full-flavored situation.