Sentence examples for genuinely aggressive from inspiring English sources

Add in that his hands are at fuck o'clock, his smile is genuinely aggressive and the fact that he sincerely gives off the vibe that he does something chaotically wrong when he pisses – rides the toilet back-to-front, does a handstand before, during and after, takes off all of his clothes to pee, something like that – and we've got a hell of a Trump happening here.

One wonders if Republicans genuinely believe in "aggressive interrogation" of detainees or it's just more swagger.

These measures go far beyond valid restrictions on aggressive panhandling or genuinely criminal behavior.

Though a condescending snob, he was genuinely concerned with the poor, and an aggressive supporter of abolitionist causes and women's education.

Indeed, for a guitarist whose arms are bedecked in tattoos and who maintains an aggressive schedule of drinking, Kubler seems genuinely touched by the shy queries he gets from teenagers.

Republicans seemed genuinely surprised that his opponent, Mitt Romney, was energetic, aggressive and presidential during his first-ever general election debate.

We need to stop participating in aggressive conformity through shaming those who are genuinely trying to build bridges between races, genders, religions, etc.

It looks to me like they are genuinely testing the service, perhaps in the hope of making an aggressive acquisition move, or trying to emulate Facebook's success.

I am genuinely astonished that I have had no symptoms and was completely unaware that I had such an aggressive tumor growing in my liver.

He's an aggressive advocate, but he's not pointlessly hostile; unlike so many coldly professional flacks these days, he seems to genuinely like reporters," says The Atlantic's Molly Ball, one of Gidley's journalist fans.

"Genuinely great.