Sentence examples for harsh aggressive from inspiring English sources

Many of us make assumptions based on the way people speak — judging certain dialects or accents as too posh, harsh, aggressive, unfriendly, "unintelligent" or "common".

Further, it suggests it is best not to assume that your baby or toddler is deliberately trying to wind you up, if you want to avoid harsh, aggressive and even abusive parenting behaviour.

Edward has a harsh, aggressive streak that is perhaps more suited to the task of international espionage — and that includes seducing a sexy Russian spy named Natasha in a fancy hotel in Paris and using a sniper rifle to pick off Russian thugs in Moscow.

Worried and even scared by his harsh, aggressive attitude, she knew she had to find a way to understand what was on his mind.

"The Department's prevailing law enforcement strategy, quota-driven 'Broken Windows' policing, helps create a toxic culture, insular and hostile that fosters harsh, aggressive actions by police officers without any sense that sanctions or blowback will result and in effect, offering incentives rather than consequences for bad behavior," Gangi said Thursday in a statement.

The majority of studies have focused on the intergenerational continuity of harsh, aggressive parenting, but more recent studies have confirmed that this is also true for warm, supportive parenting.

I have often been amazed by the ways harsh and aggressive forms are taken over by the natural world.

At one forum in 2015, she promised to be a "much less harsh and aggressive enforcer" than Obama, who had been criticized by Hispanic groups as too punitive.

"Antarès" is the work of an orchestral voluptuary, a pursuer of the delicious sound and avoider of the harsh and aggressive.

To this day, I'm not even sure I like the music: it's harsh, ugly, aggressive, but I still find it as compelling now as then.

When people get embarrassed, they often hang their heads, laugh nervously and avert their gaze – actions that resemble submissive behaviors in non-human animals, which help to avert harsh or aggressive reactions.