Sentence examples for uniquely aggressive from inspiring English sources

What won her, first, national, and then international renown, though, was her uniquely aggressive interviewing style.

"But it would be fair to say Bishop McHugh has been uniquely aggressive on this issue".

It's a uniquely aggressive act for Rios, but the books are filled with other instances of internalized homophobia erupting in violent crimes that gay men perpetrate against one another.

Combine the three layers of sizzling high end and, while you heard the music clearly, there was this sonic element that was just, well, intimidating, uniquely aggressive.

"The bank is being uniquely aggressive," as Lauren Saunders, associate director at the National Consumer Law Center, a consumer justice organization, told me.

While the derision of effete liberal characters like 2013's "pajama boy" served as early rumblings of what was to come, it was the ascension of the current president, himself a walking parody of bravado, that seems to have been the catalyst for this latest, uniquely aggressive wave of toxic masculinity.

"McCain took a remarkably -- and uniquely -- more aggressive stance, siding clearly with Georgia's pro-Western leaders and placing the blame for the conflict entirely on Russia".

In a previous study, we found that gaps following those syllables that skylarks produced uniquely in an aggressive context were shorter than for syllables produced uniquely in baseline condition [ 8].

Embryonal RMS is a genetically heterogeneous subtype, whereas A-RMS, which is notoriously more aggressive, is uniquely driven by the PAX-FOXO1 fusion oncoprotein.

In addition, we uncovered a new source of biological variation (i.e. reducing ALCAM expression), which suggests that well differentiated tumors may adopt a more aggressive phenotype uniquely among AA women.

With no need for prodding from government, the cardinal made St. Clare's Hospital in Manhattan a haven for AIDS victims, and that example helped encourage the city's aggressive response to a uniquely severe crisis.