Sentence examples for outward aggression from inspiring English sources

In the end, outward aggression in whatever form can be vacuous and useless.

Where are we now?" Produced by Tony Visconti, whose work with Bowie over the decades has been some of the singer's best, the song roams and wanders, dense with tension but with little outward aggression.

As a general rule, they only have to be applied in the case of outward aggression, but they are simply signs of the acuteness of a disease.

Despite these intense feelings, he has managed to control his impulses while in the hospital and has had no recent incidents of outward aggression toward staff or patients.

The violence in Rome would steadily escalate over 200 years, the constantly outward facing aggression turned inward.

The second is an unexplained and unauthorized increase in heavy-handed policing and outward displays of aggression by Split Rock's security team from the beginning of Saturday's programming.

Because Eros opposes the taking of one's own life, which Thanatos would urge, the destructive energy of the death instinct is turned outward and expressed as aggression toward others—hence the record of carnage, cruelty, and persecution that is the burden of human history.

(Mother F; one child only) Mother F is aware that although some children with PDD are extremely critical of and even harm themselves, the opposite type, with aggression directed outward, occurs as well.

People seem to get muddled about how an athlete's outward respect and good demeanour on a sporting field relates to his aggression in competition.

Langer insisted Kaymer displayed the kind of aggression and smart thinking of Woods and Phil Mickelson, but an outward 38 left him two over at the turn, and a triple bogey eight at the 11th was anything but the stuff of champions.

If this cycle of pain is not broken, it will spiral suffering outward, to include more countries and raise the risk of one party or another breaking the cycle by open aggression.