Sentence examples for excessively aggressive from inspiring English sources

GB are not an excessively aggressive team but certainly a tenacious one.

In his account, Mr. Harvey said the men were excessively aggressive, with one man jumping onto Mr. Burton's chest repeatedly after the young man was subdued.

In the late stages of the campaign — the final six weeks or so before the election — it's worthwhile to be reasonably (but not excessively) aggressive.

Other news outlets already intend to report on the boys' location, said a consultant to Paramount, who insisted on anonymity because he had not been authorized by the studio to speak on the matter: "People are being excessively aggressive.

Ray Anderson, the league's executive vice president for football operations, said that a series of excessively aggressive hits during the first two years of Commissioner Roger Goodell's tenure caught the league's attention.

But Justice Frank N. Marrocco of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice accepted defense arguments that, at worst, the executives had engaged in excessively aggressive accounting and not a criminal conspiracy to enrich themselves.

Insp Mark Richards, from Truro Police Station, said: "Buskers in the city can add a certain character and ambience to the area but the police and council do get occasional complaints sometimes when buskers are excessively noisy or overly aggressive when collecting donations".

He was back the way his teammates know him and need him, emotional but not excessively so, aggressive and very effective.

"So not excessively excessive.

During a manic episode, a person's mood flies high -- they may be excessively excited, irritable, or aggressive, and people who are in a manic episode might not see anything wrong with their behavior.

They may be secretive or aggressive and are excessively sensitive to implied slights or criticism.