Sentence examples for is very combative from inspiring English sources

He is very combative, especially when his diaper is being changed (eight to nine times a day), brushing his teeth and bathing.

When I talk to people and try to convince them to stand as members of parliament, they think a couple of things: female members tend to get a lot of negative coverage, and the nature of the job is very combative.

Mathis said that "Sandra Bland had been very combative.

"He's very combative, very opinionated," Mr. Barsky said by phone Friday morning.

It's very combative, and it really doesn't need to be".

Ms. Eisner said her brother's personality could be "very combative," and recalled his being kicked out of several boarding schools.

I can be very combative - probably less than I was, because I have less reason to be".

However, we know that the Scots will lift for this Test match and we expect them to be very combative".

When it comes to achieving results, discussing business issues or even sending emails, people cut to the chase a lot quicker in the States; it can be very combative.

Lord Patten was "very combative" towards some journalists in this morning's conference.

"We had a revenge to take against Australia, We tried to be very combative, very aggressive in the ruck.