Sentence examples for so aggressively that from inspiring English sources

She flopped so aggressively that the Molinskys sneaked out through the kitchen.

Some big British firms minimise their tax bills so aggressively that they provoke outrage.

According to current and former diplomats, Tillerson has centralized decision-making so aggressively that he is unable to keep up.

"I would love nothing more," he said, "than to see Congress act so aggressively that I can't campaign against them as a do-nothing Congress".

The league fined him for that, but the next time he played Diallo, Petke stayed in his face so aggressively that Diallo delivered a nasty scissors kick.

But while Walmart had to lower prices so aggressively that it hurt its profit, retailers focusing on higher-income customers crowed about the solid prices those shoppers paid.

"Colored Sands" is Gorguts' first record in 12 years, and will, rightly if unfairly, be compared to "Obscura," from 1998, because there are few records that broke out of any aesthetic framework so aggressively as that one did.

She shared his commitments both to the expansionist policies that her father so aggressively promoted (and that Frémont's own explorations bolstered) and to the antislavery posture that in 1856 would make "The Pathfinder" the first presidential candidate for the newly formed Republican Party.

Like the other five volumes of diaries (boiled down from a hundred and forty-five manuscript notebooks) that Beaton published himself, "The Happy Years" was so aggressively rewritten that the reader sometimes trips over a tangle of contradictory verb tenses, or bumps into what are, in effect, footnotes that have been made to masquerade as part of the main text.

When singing, she is so aggressively animated that the audience is drawn in and all disbelief is suspended.

Both of these publications are so aggressively meaty that I think they must be reactions to an equal and opposite vegetarian movement.