Sentence examples for primal aggression from inspiring English sources

In the UFC firmament McGregor has found a niche for his primal aggression and love of a show.

For the past month, that funding has been used to spread the message that marijuana is a "third world drug" that causes teen pregnancies and leads to "primal aggression," and to promote demonstrably false claims about people killed by marijuana edibles.

I saw him shove her away, snarling "no" at her with primal aggression, when she smoothed his hair from his eyes or brushed crumbs from his jumper, loving gestures welcomed for over half a century, but now seemingly unendurable to him.

What sets her apart is the pure primal aggression with which she lives her life she controls every situation through a terrifying mix of heightened competitive sexuality, simmering violence, and a confidence derived from a dozen or so watermelon Cruisers.

Are today's élite brospeakers searching for heroic storylines in which to couch primal aggressions?

But these stereotypes are beyond threadbare: do we really need another gloss on the lewd, enraged jock or the primal male whose aggression is barely disguised by a shirt and tie?

In the original conclusion to the book, he wrote that "what does not vanish is the duplex nature of man himself--the murderous aggression, from primal impulse, to tear apart and destroy; and the search for order, in art and life, as the bending of will to harmonious shape". To say that Bell offers neither pseudoscience nor a secular religion is not to say that he is without ambition.

The cortex of the brain is responsible for modifying primal feelings of rage and aggression, providing judgement, and organizing behavior and decision-making.

Michael claims to have been a chemist with the Army's chemical warfare division in Saigon, where he worked on creating "the Ladder", a drug that would increase aggression, taking people straight to their most primal urges.

Gutmann endorses a natural law position, seeing aggression, imperialism and violence as hard-wired male attributes -- basic, primal, dictated by chemistry and hormones, as stubborn as the tides".

Such lessons -- along with ones on the relationship between friendship, aggression, and depression for parents and teachers -- would reduce bullying, ease the primal pain of isolation, and instill in children a more conscious and active attitude toward the cultivation of friendship.