Sentence examples for over aggression from inspiring English sources

Significantly, the septum (which plays a role in controlling aggression) correlates negatively with male group size, suggesting that, as the level of competition between males increases, the level of cortical control over aggression is actually reduced (presumably in order to ensure that males respond aggressively, rather than submissively, to challenges).

He was a nimble and jubilant-sounding rapper who always chose charm over aggression.

"Throughout the series, love and kindness consistently triumph over aggression and prejudice," she said.

Charley is a dog who chooses diplomacy over aggression and is prone to vanity when groomed.

Ethiopia's foreign minister described the border ruling in April as a "victory of peace over aggression and violence".

Most of Europe looks with trepidation at the prospect that America and the EU may sanction Russia's energy sector over aggression in Ukraine.

After moving into Chattanooga, Rosecrans finally wanted to go after Bragg's forces, but Thomas correctly saw that the army could be threatened by over-aggression and urged caution.

Tough tacklers must constantly tread the line between tenacity and over-aggression – and Vidal seems to have found the right balance.

England had a spell to bat before tea, in which over-aggression saw Moeen hole out to mid-off from the bowling of Binny, but Bell and Taylor, who both fell for ducks in the loss to Australia, ensured their would be no alarms.

Hobbs made a good start to the 1919 season and, despite a brief spell of failure through over-aggression, batted consistently.

And as near as I can tell, he faced all of these challenges when he repped the Republican National Committee ― all without these regular lapses into emotional confusion and needless over-aggression.