Sentence examples similar to really a passive from inspiring English sources

"It's really a passive-aggressive margin," says Kenneth Miller, a geologist at Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey, who was not involved in the study.

This "rub" is always referring to something as simple as kissing a boy or just talking about my life in front of them: it's really just a passive way of them saying "stop being gay".

Suddenly, you start thinking about that one thing your friend said to you that morning, and get really really mad…and make a passive aggressive Facebook post about it.

"In Japan, that sticker set represents a hidden but lingering anger that you can't really show, a passive-aggressive kind of anger.

"The idea is that we don't want to change user behavior — it's really an amazing passive experience," Friedman added.

Dynamic topography means that the Atlantic coast can't really be considered a passive margin anymore.

And no one really learns anything from a passive experience like television.

You really are an active or a passive part of cyberwar and we will show you how it works, so that's the reason why we made an interactive story and why we aimed to have the story's salesman convince people of this through his or her interactions with him.

I think he felt that, with his background and education, to be a passive priest would really be a waste of his time, because he already had security and independence.

"It wasn't a passive involvement which I really thought was important".

For all the talk about Bush and cowboy diplomacy, a passive America is not really what they want either".