Sentence examples for socially aggressive from inspiring English sources
This meant trying not to appear self-pitying victims, but being more socially aggressive than was comfortable.
ON a frigid Saturday night, most of the city's socially aggressive class was detoxing from Fashion Week, hibernating at home with takeout and streaming Netflix.
"There was no effect on aggression on boys, but in girls, there was an increase among those who watched socially aggressive female models on TV," Dr. Martins said.
Nicole Martins, a professor of telecommunications at Indiana University, has conducted a study linking aggressive behavior to shows with stars she deemed socially aggressive, like "Hannah Montana" and "The Simple Life".
Most of the silverbacks studied were leaders of family groups (with several adult females and other immature gorillas in their charge), and Mr. Parnell said that two-thirds of the splashes were made as socially aggressive acts toward other groups.
Dr. Carstensen's data show that the number of interactions with acquaintances starts to decline after age 17 (presumably after the socially aggressive world of high school) and then picks up again between 30 and 40 before starting to decline sharply from 40 to 50.
With 21st-century problems — environmental, technological, economic and social — now demanding aggressive and socially responsible leadership, the exhibition is a kind of object lesson.
Some men in her life would say she was as aggressive socially as she was as an artist in her own right.
Male faces displaying a full beard were considered the most masculine, aggressive, socially mature, and older.
No one knows why these trade-offs exist, although researchers speculate that being smart correlates with other traits, such as being less aggressive socially.
This trend stems from the vision of the student as a consumer and of education as a product [ 14] and depends on the strong appeal of the brands of private higher education institutions, competition, the exploitation of market niches in socially prestigious professions, aggressive marketing, and profit-oriented pricing policies.
