Sentence examples for offensive aggression from inspiring English sources
Dog attacks on humans are a community issue and, while defensive and offensive aggression are implicated, little is known about the motivational basis of these attacks.
But in the first month of this season, Carter seemed overly subdued by the presence of such high-caliber players on his team, and the offensive aggression that made him a six-time All-Star appeared to be forgotten.
"It would be disappointing if we didn't win one," said Josh Wolff, the forward from the Chicago Fire, after the Americans were stunned early by the offensive aggression of the Spaniards.
Instead he peels off with John Welch and Dee Brown — both of whom frequently run players through drills — to build offensive aggression. .
"[The Eagles] came in with a lot of confidence, but we let them go off with their confidence at the beginning of the game," said Vanguard senior point guard Sarah Boyd, who was the model of offensive aggression for the Lions on her way to 17 points.
"But it is the polar opposite to how we work and hopefully over time our offensive mentality and aggression will get us long-term results".
"But it is the polar opposite to how we work and hopefully over time our offensive mentality and aggression will get us long-term results". Rodgers was also unhappy with Chelsea's time-wasting tactics that saw them dawdle over set-pieces and dead-balls, starting in the first minute when Mark Schwarzer stalled with a free-kick after Raheem Sterling fouled Ashley Cole inside the Chelsea area.
Lee, fighting to defend China's honor against foreign aggression, smashes the offensive sign to smithereens with a single well-placed kick.
In terms of etiology, aggressive behavior can be classified as proactive aggression, also called instrumental, offensive, or predatory aggression, and as reactive aggression, also referred to as impulsive, affective or defensive aggression (Crick & Dodge 1996; Dodge & Coie 1987; Vitaro et al. 2006).
Though they might be unintentional, these offensive phrases -- called micro-aggressions -- are heard all too often in everyday conversation.
And there is veiled aggression, too: the "charm offensive" has a military character.
