Sentence examples for suitably aggressive from inspiring English sources
A suitably aggressive version of his song "Kill for Peace".
Suitably aggressive, yet not too polarizing that it would scare off newcomers to the Infiniti brand.
What Dubose and Reid -- and many Democrats -- portray as out-of-bounds behavior many Republicans consider suitably aggressive tactics for tightening their grip on the House, an institution the Democrats virtually owned between the 1920's and 1994.
Still, some advisers to Mr. Bush complain that Mr. Gilmore has not been suitably aggressive in pitching the president's agenda and that he has been more concerned with tending to his own political needs in Richmond, Va., where he drew scathing publicity for refusing to compromise on his pledge to eliminate a car tax, which led to a budget stalemate.
I'm fed up of saying either "so here are some suitably aggressive selections from this week" or "so here are some uplifting balmy breezers to take your mind off things".
If it is – and Cole has no intention of returning just yet – then Roma's left-back produced a suitably focused and aggressive performance, a fitting snapshot in 90 minutes of the best English defender of his generation and a genuine Champions League star of the last decade.
Hales was suitably inspired.
Suitably raucous applause followed.
