Sentence examples for once aggressive from inspiring English sources

At once aggressive and wounded, Dan is one of Ruffalo's classic desperate men.

Lehman frequently provided financing for Broadway Partners, the once aggressive investor in office towers that is now facing a mountain of short-term debt.

His laugh is a series of gravelly barks — HA HA HA HAAAA HA HA — at once aggressive, lascivious, demonic, and gleeful.

Of course, the same fans who raged against Tipton for his Pitino coverage almost surely raged against Pitino on Saturday for the same reason they once lauded him; his style once aggressive, now, overly so.

Counterintuitively, as it might seem today, the radical Italian patriot Giuseppe Mazzini thought nationalism was the answer: once aggressive, top-down multi-ethnic empires were replaced by authentic national democracies, then a harmonious international society of states would be possible.

Terse lyricism, vicious comedy, masculinity that's at once aggressive and pathetic, lots and lots of swear words: virtually every facet of the Mamet persona gets a note or two in this aria of testosterone.

He changed the name of his once-aggressive Quantum fund to the Quantum Endowment, signaling a more modest approach that caused many of his investors to depart.

The share prices of once-aggressive energy traders such as Mirant and Dynegy have plunged, as more recently have those of stodgier integrated utilities once thought so safe they were branded "widows and orphans" shares.

But its once-aggressive expansion plans in New York, where JetBlue is based, have been held up for months as Delta completes a top-to-bottom review of all its operations, ordered by Gerald A. Grinstein after he became chief executive in January.

Caris & Co. analyst Rick Whittington reiterated an "above average" rating on Intel with the expectation that his "once-aggressive" estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and earnings per share "could prove conservative".

"I was in revolt against my parents," he said, "at once very aggressive and introverted.