Sentence examples for overtly aggressive from inspiring English sources

Worker aggression was considerably more overtly aggressive than queen aggression.

Only a handful were overtly aggressive, and that only briefly.

Ironically I think the overtly aggressive and bullying position assumed by the increasingly ludicrous John Whittingdale backfired.

Still, it was the kind of night that Cruz has reportedly been working toward, changing his debate style to be less lofty and more overtly aggressive.

One Congressional official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Tuesday that the messages "were not overtly aggressive" but "should have raised flags".

(The rivalry has never been a tea party; the 10 games from November 2005 to the spring of 2010 saw 69 yellow cards and 5 reds, though far fewer for the kind of overtly aggressive challenges seen lately).

Macho is defined as "masculine in an overtly assertive or aggressive way".

He adds, "Some mothers who choose to stay in hospital with their child remain on the ward slightly uneasy, overtly bored, or aggressive.

It's far more common for a group to self-immolate, get stagnant, find itself mired in (lucrative) nostalgia, or, worse, become so gripped by the notion of modernizing that it awkwardly embraces anything overtly novel (like aggressive use of the vocoder, or rapping, or bass drops).

The subject matter favoured by the military patrons was bold and aggressive, as overtly suggested in paintings of birds of prey, lions, and tigers.

House Republicans, mindful of how their handling of budget issues provoked a backlash in 1995, have been less aggressive in overtly defying the administration than have Republicans in the Senate, who will remain in the minority yet have more power to obstruct under Senate rules.