Sentence examples for latent aggression from inspiring English sources

Yet latent aggression isn't the half of it.

It leads you down tributaries in which our obsession with contemporary football seems riddled with class confusion, latent aggression and barely concealed schadenfreude.

Carlos Saura's The Hunt (1966) was a subtly veiled allegory of Spanish fascism's latent aggression; it won a major award at Berlin.

"But once they found archetypes for it in the popular culture, women felt that they could express their latent aggression for themselves".

These groups challenged each other to battles, but unlike other LA gangs, chose the dance-off, rather than the shoot-out, to channel their latent aggression.

He spent three years in the murderer's home town of Bingley and presented its society in the 1980s, and especially the latent aggression towards women, with the anthropological skill of a Yorkshire Margaret Mead.

And while acts of overt racism are a lot rarer than they were in the direct aftermath of 9/11, micro-aggressions and latent racism are still an every day reality for many desi musicians.

In fact, threat and aggression are always latent in Transit.

Cusk is clearly fascinated by the way that apparently civilised, highly ritualised occasions carry this latent charge of animal cruelty or aggression within them.

The "London style" implies "aggression, and a measure of latent cynicism, which have never been absent from the city," and so he sweeps up cockney dialect, Milton, More, Blake, Turner, Dickens and Chaucer with a broad besom.

In a study with 46 obsessive compulsive disorder patients compared with 23 controls, beyond the greater sense of social responsibility that is already known to the disorder, Moritz et al. (2011) found stronger latent (i.e., unexpressed) traits of aggression and distrust in the first group.