Sentence examples for its pugnacity from inspiring English sources

Moreover, when the government has experienced setbacks, it tends to tone down its pugnacity.

The commercial operation of the Telegraph, which is owned by the reclusive Barclay twins, is known for its pugnacity.

This statement was notable for its pugnacity and clarity -- in marked contrast to those of many other Christian Democrats, who fear that open attacks on Mr. Kohl could cost them votes.

Before us lies the public world, the professional system, with its possessiveness, its jealousy, its pugnacity, its greed".

Part of the genius of the network was that its existence, and its unabashed pugnacity, reliably incited outrage from other, avowedly nonpartisan media outlets, thereby reinforcing the network's own message.

The brigade became known for its cultivated pugnacity.

By Kelefa Sanneh May 24, 2017 Part of the genius of Roger Ailes's Fox News was that its unabashed pugnacity incited outrage from other, avowedly nonpartisan media outlets, thereby reinforcing the network's own message.

It was much less likely to hold a territory, however, when competed against one of these lines – line Winters 89, which otherwise was not notable for its level of pugnacity.

Acknowledging his pugnacity, he said, "It is better to be pissed off than pissed on".

Finlay is almost as well known for his pugnacity as his poetry, which is nowadays difficult to obtain (he has occasionally stood in the way of its re-publication).

A shaved head seems to magnify his pugnacity.