Sentence examples for feeling aggressive from inspiring English sources

If she is feeling aggressive, she will easily overpower him with her bone-crushing jaws.

"If players feel thwarted by the controls or the design of the game, they can wind up feeling aggressive.

If Microsoft is feeling aggressive, it will acquiesce to its own logic, and provide more — the company is making a bet that when offered a massive chunk of cloud storage for a low price, consumers won't mind paying for Office, and that 15 gigabyte carrot will keep them inside its services' camp.

If you're feeling aggressive, or just bored, scream in a cat's face.

Teach Mindfulness: Children must be taught how to calm themselves down when falling apart or feeling aggressive.

For one, white wine tends to be most strongly associated with feeling aggressive downunder, rather than spirits.

Previous research has shown that violent video game exposure increases aggressive thoughts, aggressive feelings, aggressive behavior and physiological arousal.

And do you know what the greatest fear for the average would-be self-promoter is? Being too "salesy -- you know, the kind of approach that instantly conjures up all sorts of negative feelings: aggressive salespeople, shoddy snake oil salesmen and inauthentic online marketers.

Overall, while individuals' intoxicated outcomes generally mirrored their pre-drinking AOEs, a lack of congruency was observed with respect to alcohol-related risk and aggression, such that participants reported feeling less aggressive and more disinclined to engage in risky behavior than they had expected as a result of consuming alcohol.

Afterward, the Medal of Honor players reported feeling more aggressive; when Stephens submitted them to the ice-bucket challenge, they could withstand it longer than the golfers could.

"Players of games without any violent content were still feeling pretty aggressive if they hadn't been able to master the controls or progress through the levels at the end of the session".