Sentence examples for more offensive in from inspiring English sources

Federer thinks Murray has become more offensive in his approach in the last year.

But it is even more offensive in public discourse, coming from someone who became the president of a major country.

– Mark Scott And, finally, what may very well be the tweet of the day: Skeuomorphism is much more offensive in factory farmed foods that only superficially resemble their origins than it is in kitschy apps.

"He's a little bit more offensive in the midfield.

I think we need to be more offensive in midfield and today I thought the best option was playing Shane behind Pelle.

The Londoners were more offensive in the second half and got their rewarded when Lander broke the deadlock with a 12-yard shot into the top corner of the net.

Stalin continued to order more offensives in order to trap and destroy Army Group Center in front of Moscow, but the Red Army was exhausted and overstretched and they failed.

The Mets had more offensive output in the second inning than in the past three games.

It very well could be that Houston finds more offensive rhythm in this series than it did in the regular season, but the Rockets need to hone in on what has been effective for them this postseason to do it.

The White House said on Tuesday that Barack Obama does not believe he needs congressional authorisation for the "next, more offensive" phase in an ongoing military campaign against jihadist militants in Iraq and Syria.

I know in round two I was put in a lot of bad positions and I wasn't able to get my offense going, but I feel like I was the more offensive guy in both rounds one and three".