Sentence examples for noticeably aggressive from inspiring English sources

Danilo Gallinari had 19 points and was noticeably aggressive driving the lane.

The Abbey responded with a statement saying to not lower the flag would be a "noticeably aggressive comment" and would "not have done anything to support the desperately oppressed Christian communities of the Middle East".

Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton's communications director, said Sanders was noticeably more aggressive during the debate but remained the same on substance.

The Giants' patchwork offensive line undoubtedly had something to do with that, but the Cowboys were noticeably more aggressive than they were in the teams' first game.

While Intel has denied the allegations, A.M.D. executives are hoping the case will present an easy opportunity for the next administration to take a noticeably more aggressive approach to competition issues.

The suspension setup was noticeably more aggressive on the track than the S's — slicing body roll to the bone — but it also proved comfortable enough for my pregnant wife on a two-hour journey to New Jersey.

At its peak, the lemmings also become noticeably more aggressive.

Obama's comments came during a weekend fundraising tour in which the president took a noticeably more aggressive tone against Republican politicians and the conservative media.

"He's been noticeably less aggressive in court this week," said Alessandra Soler, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona, who credits Snow for blunting Arpaio's hard-edged style.

Obama has become noticeably more aggressive in pushing the Senate to get moving on his nominees, recently chiding Republicans for obstructionism and telling the Senate to "do its job".

At first the cat was squirming about, but then the meowing became noticeably louder and more aggressive.