Sentence examples for so combative that from inspiring English sources

here's a highlight: Biden was so combative that at times he appeared thuggish.

(A Republican debate on Oct. 21 grew so combative that one contender likened the race to a "demolition derby").

Mr. Elshani was so combative that Richard May, the chief judge hearing the case, reminded him early on that he was obliged to answer, even to Mr. Milosevic himself.

At one point, Erik became so combative that he had to be physically restrained for more than two hours, according to medical records.

Still, so combative was Youzhny that Nadal had broken his opponent twice without serving an ace in the first set.

But where the mother was a classic diva, so combative and temperamental that one of her nicknames was "the Little Pepper Pot," the daughter seems more easygoing and level-headed, with a maturity, both as a person and a singer, beyond her years.

Kliff and Tim were almost too much alike, so combative in their competitiveness that Tim had to tell his offensive coordinator at New Braunfels that he would be the one to deal with Kliff during games.

The response to that first column was so combative, he wrote a second column, "When Whites Just Don't Get It, Part 2".

It is precisely because Amanda and Elyot are so magnetically drawn to each other that they become so combative and possessive.

A Santorum aide "also expressed surprise that Sloan was so combative," Kiesewetter wrote.

She's not always so combative.