Sentence examples for overseas aggression from inspiring English sources
But by pursuing his unpopular war with Iraq, Blair allowed nationalists to argue that the union was instead a machine that sucked Scotland into profitless and expensive exercises in overseas aggression.
Perhaps by some law of conservation of violence, the United States draws down its large-scale military engagements overseas and the aggression rises on the home front.
It is these individuals and organizations that have utilized the most exaggerated rhetoric, up to and including the threat of nuclear holocaust and domestic terrorism, to build a climate of fear so that Americans unflinchingly support U.S. adventurism and aggression overseas.
Obama and Kerry nonetheless faced sharp criticism for their handling of Putin from Republicans, who claim weakness from the White House overseas in recent years had invited aggression from the Kremlin.
A front-page commentary in the People's Daily Overseas Edition says Japan should not "shirk its responsibility for its history of aggression" and act as a "regional trouble-maker".
It should be an encouragement to progressives that Blair's combination of aggression overseas, pro-market policies at home and deception in general has made him a pariah.
"Her aggression is premeditated".
But whose aggression, exactly?
