Sentence examples for right to be combative from inspiring English sources
The Pres had every right to be combative.
"It isn't meant to be combative.
Clearly he is prepared to be combative when he needs to be.
"But more poignantly, it is the political necessity to be combative that diminishes politicians' general likability".
Then the self-awareness ended: "The only way you survive is to be combative".
"If reporters are combative, I'll be combative right back," he told me in February.
New Yorkers can be combative and counterproductive when it comes to new construction.
Yes, in many ways he's turned out to be a combative little right-winger, but his success in reversing Colombia's slide toward becoming a failed narco-state has boosted the confidence and optimism of rich and poor alike, and pretty much coated the president with Teflon; recent approval ratings have topped 80percentt, and this excellent jungle adventure no doubt will boost them yet higher.
You have to be more combative".
Mr. Christie also signaled a shift, expressing a desire to be less combative.
