Sentence examples for speak aggressively from inspiring English sources

After publication, Snouber Sharif pointed out that she knew the woman she addressed, did not intend to speak aggressively and would not have been understood that way by the woman.

As Deppermann and Schmidt (2000, p. 156) note, verbal duelling represents 'only one conversational practice among various ways of speaking aggressively that are common in male juvenile peer-groups'.

He speaks aggressively about "destroying" the Islamic State but hasn't offered a plan to match his rhetoric.

But Issa, who spoke aggressively Monday about launching hundreds of oversight investigations, has lately been forced to fold to other criticism as well.

I have spoken aggressively against LGBT talking heads who bash the Oval Office with little concern for the consequences of their actions.

Ms. Eltahawy has every right to speak out aggressively against injustices -- both real and perceived -- in the Arab world.

On the Korean Peninsula, Northerners are seen, even by themselves, as speaking more aggressively than people in the South.

The Selikoff doctors acknowledge their mistakes, but they do not apologize for speaking out aggressively about the potential health dangers.

The team has been Hackworth's for a year now, and of late he has been speaking out aggressively on their behalf again — claiming that his side have not been given the respect they deserve in making their run into the playoff places.

Newly-appointed CEO Neal Goldberg Neal Goldberg spoke of aggressively cleansing the company of excess inventory and stock keeping units–a numerical identifier that allows companies to track inventory in the second half of the year.

During an analyst call on Thursday, recently appointed Chief Executive Neal Goldberg spoke of aggressively cleansing the company of excess inventory and stock keeping units–a numerical identifier that allows companies to track inventory in the second half of the year, and increasing the scale of the business.