Sentence examples for far less combative from inspiring English sources

McCarthy may be known for his skill at political warfare, but he's far less combative in person.

I'm old enough to remember Du Sable slickster Kevin Porter, who followed in Norm Van Lier's collegiate footsteps to little St. Francis, Pa., and had a similarly productive, if far less combative, 10-season N.B.A. career than Stormin' Norman.

The hearing on Tuesday was far less combative than previous Council meetings on the city's botched response; attendance by members of the public was light, and officials with the transportation authority were the only speakers to address the Council.

"Whatever else the opposition was guilty of, clearly it had no part in this," said Collins. Thatcher insisted that the conference had to go on and delivered a far less combative speech.

Republican aides said the document was intended to sound a far less combative tone than the 1996 platform, which is in keeping with the Bush campaign's effort to present its candidate as "a uniter, not a divider".

As a result, the negotiations about screen time are far more fruitful and less combative.

Others were less combative.

The audience proved no less combative.

"The female approach is more conciliatory and less combative.

This helps women be less combative and more cooperative".

House leaders have taken a less combative stance.