Sentence examples for overcome aggression from inspiring English sources

In an open letter, Mr. Khatami wrote that cinema "helps humanity to overcome aggression," and is " able to bring hearts closer to each other".

Then, as now, we as a nation were desperate to reaffirm what our republic was meant to be, how it wanted to survive, how it would overcome barbarous aggression, as well as the country's failures and divisions.

Only a common patriotic struggle against foreign aggression might overcome the reluctance of the south to unite politically with the north.

Diana and her friends had stayed motionless with their arms raised throughout this process, as though hoping to overcome the enemy's aggression with the strength of their circle.

You would think that having won the Cold War and overcome the threat of Soviet aggression, we would welcome the addition of these new members.

The deputy will no doubt assert he used only that amount of force necessary to overcome the girl's physical aggression.

Bismarck's calculation that a struggle waged ostensibly against the aggression of Napoleon III would overcome particularism south of the Main River proved correct.

Yet aggression alone could not overcome concentrated firepower, and many survivors were later bitter about the order and losses suffered in these attempts.

This powerful work is a study of sexual aggression: the Roman prince Tarquinius can overcome his feelings of emasculation only by raping the wife of his friend, Collatinus.

The inconsistency of N.H.L. rosters means that one of the ways to overcome the disparities of skill is by means of aggression.

In 2005, Senn devised a curriculum to help young women overcome the emotional barriers that delay or prevent their recognition of sexual aggression and respond to it.