Sentence examples for quite combative from inspiring English sources

"We are quite combative and will tackle our hearts out.

He was strong and quite combative, going after the two Texas oil companies directly and forcefully.

Tall and slim, with round horn-rimmed glasses, Dr. Morris may not be quite as combative as Indiana Jones, but he attacks ancient ruins with comparable zest.

But it's all never quite as exciting and combative as you might expect.

She could be rather difficult and combative.

He is a combative and convincing performer, quite unlike the trembling civil servants who are usually dragged before select committees.Part of the committee's problem was that from the moment the plagiarism had been revealed, the government had made no attempt to hide its mistake.

President Donald Trump's often-combative press conference last Thursday raised quite a few questions ― among them, what sort of reaction, if any, it would garner from people who don't have to watch 77-minute midday press conferences for a living.

Amid the combative guitars and triumphant drums, there's something quite celestial about the undercurrents of this track.

If it does happen then, combative as he is, you guess it will not give him quite the same satisfaction.

The combative and defensive tone of his response to the critics today was unusual for Mr. Pitt, who customarily is quite measured.

Atomised, scattered, tetchy and afraid, they couldn't quite get round to see that maybe they would be better off with a Bob Crow of their own as the combative figurehead of the £6.75-an-hour-shitmunching industry.