Sentence examples for much aggressive from inspiring English sources

PARIS — A military mood — not so much aggressive as thought provoking — is marching through men's fashion.

Indeed, that the newspapers plan to have such a field day with Corbyn means the Conservatives don't need to resort to much aggressive campaigning themselves.

"There is so much scrutiny and so much accountability and so much aggressive cross-checking to suggest that cutting checks is going to access you favors is inaccurate".

As such things go, not bad, I'd say… EVAN OSNOS: A bit dishwater, perhaps, but by avoiding too much aggressive tossing of redmeat he at least avoided looking shrill in comparison to Obama's encompassing approach.

But not much aggressive investigation of the matter occurred until recently, maybe because the mayor and his wife made no hypocritical pretense about their marriage and journalists granted them a modicum of privacy.

Even the filmmakers don't seem especially convinced on this count, since half of "Hollywoodland" involves a dead-end pseudo-noir about another hustler, a private eye named Louis Simo, whom Adrien Brody fails to shape into a character of interest despite much aggressive eyebrow raising.

You need aggression at the moment you have a duel and Arsenal were much more aggressive".

"I'm much more aggressive".

Home is much more aggressive.

How much more aggressive could they be?

They are much more aggressive now.