Sentence examples for repulse aggression from inspiring English sources
The big stick is necessary, but it is best used to deter or repulse aggression, not to "impose good".
He galvanized his people against invading Greek forces who sought to impose the Allied will upon the war-weary Turks and repulsed aggression by British, French, and Italian troops.
His vice-president, Ali Osman Mohamed Taha, this week called for a "general mobilisation across the country" to repulse southern "aggression".
Michael Fallon urged Nato to prepare to repulse Russian aggression in "whatever form it takes" as he acknowledged tensions between the alliance and Moscow were "warming up".
Mr. Hussein's Revolutionary Command Council said the establishment of the new military districts would enable Iraq's military to "take the necessary steps to repulse and destroy any foreign aggression".
Khartoum says it will use all legitimate means to repulse what it calls South Sudanese aggression.
The Georgian experience, horrible as it's been for those suffering under Putin's cruel policies, has at least taught the rest of the world to recognize what aggression is and to prepare to forestall or meet and repulse it the next time it rears its ugly head.
But whose aggression, exactly?
"Her aggression is premeditated".
