Sentence examples for fairly combative from inspiring English sources
But on Sunday, the bank revised its fairly combative public stance.
Mr. Obama took a fairly combative tone in his interview, defending the administration's actions on financial bailouts, health care legislation and efforts to help homeowners and job seekers.
David Miliband has just delivered a fairly combative opening statement, praising the GMB for the way it organised a membership drive and stressing his credentials as a "credible leader".
The term sour is somewhat combative.
Possessing a sharp, combative but flexible intelligence, she was a fairly orthodox Marxist when young, but her radical ideals were shattered by a 1978 trip to China on which she found living and political conditions there "utterly disgusting".
When Marburg first came around, there was a fairly uninformed and misguided "vaccination" used on residents—no such vaccination was thoroughly tested, and to this day no approved combative injection exists.
It's a fairly blatant reskin of the Great British Baking Show: Hosted in a tent in an idyllic setting, supportive rather than combative, but honestly much less stressful as the crafting challenges don't hold a candle to the technical aspects of expert-level baking.
Not that he was combative.
He is not being combative.
