Sentence examples for showing aggression from inspiring English sources
Harvey attacked the Nationals' lineup, showing aggression with his fastball, and confidence with his off-speed pitches.
The PDSA Animal Wellbeing PAWW) report found nearly 250,000 dogs are acting viciously towards people each week, and more than 600,000 dogs are showing aggression towards other pets.
In beating United, Norwich discovered a meaner streak than hitherto this season, both metaphorically in keeping a clean sheet and literally in showing aggression, rather than awe, towards more illustrious opponents.
A dog that is showing aggression often has a stiff stance, raised hackles, a closed mouth, and is hyper-focused.
Someone whose masculine strength is kept in quiet reserve, not broadcast as boasting, dominating and showing aggression.
Highly aggressive policing has been shown to aggravate the situation, and if they're showing aggression the population shows aggression back.
A few were friendly; others showed aggression.
Stuart Broad is another who needs to show aggression.
It was not the first time Anderson had shown aggression towards Luke.
But she also shows aggression, ruthlessness and abuse of power: the negative masculine.
Fish sounds have been documented as a way to attract mates, to show aggression and to express fear or distress, but other subtle "speech" characteristics go undeciphered.
