Sentence examples for pretty combative from inspiring English sources
One thing you could say about Joey, in or out of the room, is that he's a pretty combative guy.
The back-to-back champions are a mighty unit up front and pretty combative behind the forwards and in their beloved Mayol they are truly formidable, especially since their forwards are not pure grunt.
Do you understand that people in this country fought a world war to protect themselves and others from being murdered for their beliefs and what they believe to be right?" So it was a pretty combative interview, and Mr Basti was very defensive, but quite polite.
The term sour is somewhat combative.
Cruz's colleagues in the Senate have routinely described the junior senator from Texas as being condescending, combative, and pretty much the all-around worst.
Not unlike the unabashedly outspoken Mengers and the combative Kramer, Mantello can be pretty direct himself.
Cheney unleashed, egged on by the combative Lynne and Liz, is pretty much the same as Cheney underground: He's batty, and he thinks he was the president.
FOR A COMBATIVE GUY, LEONARD SCHAEFFER HAS chosen a pretty passive hobby hot-air ballooning.
On hearing the story, Mr Abbott told Colonel James Creighton, the American commander of the Australian troops: "It's pretty obvious that, well, sometimes shit happens, doesn't it?" Mr Abbott is one of Australia's most combative political figures.
