Sentence examples for full of combative from inspiring English sources

"Alegrías" is a muscular duet, full of combative fire, and Ms. Barrio matches that forcefulness with a slightly teasing candor.

Intensely combative, full of private doubts about his own capacities but never about his cause, Adams became a leading figure in the opposition to the Townshend Acts (1767), which imposed duties on imported commodities (i.e., glass, lead, paper, paint, and tea).

Brown brushed aside any criticisms with his display - full of industry and hard, combative running - but there was never any likelihood of castigation from his own fans.

Though generally appreciative, several Shakespeare scholars have found Greer's approach "stridently... combative" and full of "scattergun assaults".

She is full of angry resentment and balefully combative stares and turns her memory of the crime into a fury at her supposed helpers.

Those who met him are proud to have known this apparently calm, moderate, and generous man to be always polite but at times combative and full of inner fire.

His letters from Ustica are combative, optimistic and full of fascination at the strange new world into which he had been flung.

The result, she admitted, was "a lot of combative conversations".

Brownlee attributed the inspired effort to a couple of days of combative practices after the Georgetown loss.

Central to this is a caveat on the use of combative and militaristic language in communicating climate action.

This study examined nursing aides' (NAs) perspectives of specific incidents of combative behavior from nursing home residents with dementia, particularly their attributions for the behaviors.