Sentence examples for more aggressive play from inspiring English sources

The study concluded by connecting the increasing popularity of more aggressive play to the referees' tendencies.

They had a private talk in January, after which Tskitishvili vowed, "I'm going to be more aggressive, play like American guys".

Although he volleys well, Fish at times stays anchored in the backcourt; if he can mix in more aggressive play to complement his ground game, he could finally live up to his promise on the grass.

One study published this summer said that such headgear appeared to reduce concussions among soccer players, but some coaches and doctors fear that their use could foster more aggressive play.

For example, a history of aggressive play is often interpreted as predicting more aggressive play in the future.

Demanding a more aggressive playing style than its forebears, Bloodborne inspires the same obsession.

In the UK, Sony has been more aggressive, playing the film in a broad mix of arthouse and multiplex sites.

Both represent far more aggressive plays than Apple's typically controlled Siri experience.

"I think it was obvious Stan played more aggressive; he played better tennis over all," Djokovic said.

The ball will be landing sooner than normal, so you need to be more aggressive and play the shot a little firmer than expected.

"We're able to take some of the break out without fear of racing it way by, and I've made a concerted effort to leave uphill putts, which has allowed me to putt even more aggressive and play even less break.