Sentence examples for too aggressive for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps too aggressive for some.

I think Tess' argument about Kerouac is a bit too aggressive for a site like this.

K.P.: I used to exfoliate every day, but that was too aggressive for my skin.

But flamboyance is almost too aggressive for Maxwell, who excels at softness.

Me, I was a fighter and far too aggressive for him.

The United substitute James Beattie was too aggressive for the referee's liking and followed Russell down the tunnel.

As Marianne Cooper wrote in the Harvard Business Review: the ones who are applauded for delivering results at work are then reprimanded for being too aggressive, out for herself, difficult, and abrasive.

Mr. Paulson and Mr. Bernanke came under fire for being too aggressive and for not being aggressive enough.

They say some police were too aggressive but for the most part, it was civil.

Is it just us, or is this face just a little too aggressive, even for an X5? Inside, there's ambient lighting, new trim and accent strips, high-gloss black surfaces, a 10.25in freestanding front display and a few leather options.

Marquez - who was sanctioned during his time in Moto2 for being too aggressive  - apologised for the move and likened it to a similar incident at Jerez in 2005, when Rossi passed then-rival Sete Gibernau.