Sentence examples similar to martial aggression from inspiring English sources
He channelled this aggression into martial arts training and quickly became accomplished in aikido, tae kwon do, kung-fu and others, all the while focusing on the goal of becoming a professional dancer.
It could be that his monkish devotion to the transcendental difficulties of chess is emblematic of an attitude that goes beyond military aggression and martial patriotic pride; a serio-comic Zen indifference, which is more cultured and of a higher order of being than the invader.
Due to its striking hunting technique, the peregrine has often been associated with aggression and martial prowess.
READ: Ukraine is imposing martial law to counter "Russian aggression".
The martial arts are not about aggression.
According to the Russian Constitution, the president may declare martial law in the case of aggression or "direct threat of aggression".
The martial arts studies with children show improved self-regulation, less aggression, and positive mood along with decreased impulsiveness (Lakes and Hoyt 2004; Palermo et al. 2006; Twemlow and Sacco 1998; Zivin et al. 2001), though student self-report may show less change than classroom teacher reports (McDiarmid 2008).
In 2008, Ms. Bourdain saw the mixed martial arts fighter Gina Carano in Newark, and found the perfect outlet for her aggression.
Fashion aggression The incredible bulk — mighty rounded shoulders, leather sleeves, a square coat — created a martial look from Juun-J.
A laboratory experiment found that allowing children to watch videos of martial arts (a condensed version of The Karate Kid) versus Olympic competition scenes seemed to desensitize children to real life aggression in that, after observing the martial arts, it took them longer to decide to get help when two other children were portrayed as starting to fight [ 7].
