Sentence examples for ideas of aggression from inspiring English sources

These watches have got lots of functions, and knobs poking out of them, that they're never going to need, which is just like masculinity, really: all the ideas of aggression, strength and dominance that come with masculinity are redundant these days.

The idea of aggression, as there is no such thing as a friendly 'eye for an eye', echoes prominently throughout the collection.

There were other strands in Wilson's synthesis, like new ideas on aggression, but the most important was British evolutionary biologist William Hamilton's explanation of kin selection.

Alonso arrived at Liverpool as a floppy-haired 23-year-old with a different idea of what aggression really constitutes.

Further Questions for Discussion: –Why is the idea of American aggression against the Japanese at the end of World War II so controversial?

The advance with the quiet 9 f3, which is getting to be popular lately, gives up the idea of center aggression in favor of a later wing attack with g4.

It also shows that as a politician, he thrives on the idea of Russian aggression, because he has styled himself as the only man who can fend it off with the help of his contacts in the West, the people displayed on the wall of fame outside his office.

Parents, educators and clergy are wringing their hands in shock and outrage at the behavior of youth asking: "Where do they get these ideas?" and "Where does this kind of aggression and indifference in our youth come from?" They seem genuinely perplexed.

Pinter approved of the "urban and exacting idea of cricket as a bold theatre of aggression".

With her trademark blend of aggression and aplomb, she pitched the idea to Dr. Alexander Chun, a Midtown internist affiliated with Lenox Hill and Beth Israel North Hospitals.

But, if de Waal's findings were true, there was at least a hint of respite from the idea of ineluctable human aggression.