Usa "aggressor" in una frase

1. Aggressor and defender

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2. Aggressor nor defender

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3. As you can probably understand now, this unending relationship of intelligent, frequent encounters was truly one of neither predator nor prey, or aggressor nor defender

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4. Rome will fall again, an American Rome this time around, and not because of defeat by an external aggressor, but rather because it destroyed itself

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5. He knew he trod a fine line between that of the responsible leader, effectively of the Eastern Alliance, and the aggrieved aggressor

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6. aggressor before he was pushed into defence

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7. Though Custer was the aggressor and his men's deaths were largely his fault, to much of the white public he became a martyr

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8. Greatest God to come and help in time of need, and to avert the violence of the fierce aggressor, and when they filled the temple with

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9. It is my right to fight; it is the natural right of every living creature to defend its body, and property, against an aggressor

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10. aggressor in the situation, he could not be held accountable, She felt

11. 15 Well; since I have done this said he be the cause what it may shall I not enter with or without your consent? 16 And when the priests fell down in their sacred vestments imploring the Greatest God to come and help in time of need and to avert the violence of the fierce aggressor and when they filled the temple with Lamentations and tears 17 then those who had been left behind in the city were scared and rushed out uncertain of the event

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12. For instance, if the defendant kills in self-defense, but was the original aggressor in the situation that led to the homicide, the state could potentially charge the killing as voluntary manslaughter

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13. As an individual I am beholden to show mercy; I must go to the rescue of the assaulted lad, and in all consistency I may employ sufficient force to restrain the aggressor

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14. Then I forcibly detained the aggressor a sufficient length of time to enable the weaker party to the dispute to make his escape, after which I withdrew from the affair

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15. I did not proceed to sit in judgment on the aggressor, thus to pass upon his motive -- to adjudicate all that entered into his attack upon his fellow -- and then undertake to execute the punishment which my mind might dictate as just recompense for his wrongdoing

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16. First, in all attacks which might be made upon my person, I would determine whether or not the aggressor was a son of God -- my brother in the flesh -- and if I thought such a creature did not possess moral judgment and spiritual reason, I would unhesitatingly defend myself to the full capacity of my powers of resistance, regardless of consequences to the attacker

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17. What the hell are Hitler and the rest of his lunatics doing? Why are we the damned aggressor again instead of moving upwards as a nation like I was promised before I came back? I have been hoodwinked Irwin, I have been lied to and cheated…”

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18. This is the self-defense l call "sensitivity to the aggressor

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19. extension of normal masculinity, as is sensitivity to the aggressor an aspect of the

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20. its built-in sensitivity to the aggressor

21. identification with aggressor and,

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22. some sort? In time you found that the aggressor had

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23. “In Soldiers, the player is always the aggressor

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24. I chose to be the aggressor from the outset

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25. In the multi-player games she was always assigned the role as the aggressor once the software designers discovered the depth of her skills

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26. aggressor and he wondered how much of a good thing he could take

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27. have to be the aggressor

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28. It wasn’t a good introduction and apparently the aggressor was still hungry

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29. And the fish nothing without Fishmael? Is this really true? It is a painful thing to conceive, but is the fish completed by its aggressor? All those billions of years ago, when the fish first swam, perhaps there was something that followed it across space to its new home

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30. For there is only silence in death, and that is always something to be raged against; the only time when all meekness is enemy and aggressor

31. to identify the aggressor and to impose sanctions and

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32. Since its creation I have carefully studied the history of humanity and if there is one major lesson that can be arrived at from it, it is that cowering away from a potential aggressor only brings more grief later on

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33. On a few occasions, war is begun not by an aggressor but rather by the aggressed

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34. Conventional warfare has been replaced by genocide and attacking a country mainly because the aggressor dislikes the other nation or what the latter represents

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35. I wonder: does that transgressing aggressor not fear a great day when he will see the smallest bit of his wrongdoings?

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36. the tables on his aggressor

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37. He tries with limited success to teach me some of his new style of fighting in a passive way, a system of throws and locks that cause no harm to aggressor or would-be victim

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38. I am sure they felt then, as we do today, the call to duty to defend our country from any aggressor

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39. Today, it’s easy to identify that aggressor

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40. could muster - delivered the line which he knew would leave his aggressor begging for

41. missiles, but I feel that it would deter any aggressor if they could see obvious

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42. toward another country, the AN will destroy the aggressor immediately

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43. Ready for the onslaught of aggressor and physical layabouts of non-existent

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44. Aware a single sound could lead his aggressor to locate his whereabouts Ben held his breath silently willing the man, whoever he was, to leave him alone

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45. A ready submission entitles him to mercy; resistance will provoke the aggressor, and his own blood must expiate the blood which he presumes to shed in legitimate defense

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46. How can one not hate this type of mother, and worse, how can one not adopt the defense mechanism of identifying with the aggressor? But we cannot build life on hatred and on defense

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47. The anger that is unleashed within the I is so immense that the only possible way for it to feel it has been repaid is by demanding the destruction of its aggressor, rather than by satisfying the need that was left unsatisfied

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48. But since it is often neither convenient nor possible to destroy the aggressor, an aggressive strategy and a self-punishing strategy are automatically put into place; the combination of the two strategies make up the basis of the choice of sadomasochistic pleasure

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49. Over and over she pounded while Alicia squirmed in pain trying to roll away from her aggressor

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50. In many situations when you are being attacked, the aggressor is contemplating not a serious encounter, but a rather annoying one

51. In most instances, when an aggressor is annoying you he will probably reach for you at one time or another to poke, push, pull or grab you on your clothing

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52. It made the Confederacy appear to be the aggressor in the conflict

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53. Mary became the aggressor and gently took his penis in her hand and started to stroke it

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54. After a while, she once again became the aggressor by climbing on top and after stroking his penis for a minute to make it erect again, she rubbed it against her labia and inserted it into her vagina

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55. But; only so much violence is authorized; as is needed for the aggressor to stop their aggressions…and learn their lesson

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56. If you can leave a small token remnant of a once prolific powerful race of humans alive… if you have not killed 100% of them off into total and utter extinction…! Why then… you really haven’t committed genocide, have you? You have only been defending your self against an aggressor

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57. him to call for aid, Rainer’s training giving him the self-belief to confront his aggressor

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58. I could tell he wanted to be the aggressor, and while that was the way I liked it just fine, he didn’t have the strength or the maneuverability that I had

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59. "It required a great deal of labour to satisfy the old man that Heathcliff was not the aggressor; especially with my hardly-wrung replies

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60. Since the Nixon administration, the United States has pursued a policy of détente, in which the Soviet Union has often played the part of the aggressor and America has usually acceded to its demands in an effort to keep the peace

61. Walter Mondale was the aggressor throughout the debate, commanding a quick grasp of domestic policy facts and appearing to be more physically robust than Reagan, despite being two inches shorter

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62. If Mercer went over to give him what was coming he would almost certainly end up in traction; yet because Carlos was sitting, it would appear that he, Mercer, had been the aggressor

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63. This collective security meant that all countries would act together to stop any aggressor; no one would dare defy the united wishes of the rest of the world, would they? Yup, I’m afraid they would

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64. It required a great deal of labour to satisfy the old man that Heathcliff was not the aggressor; especially with my hardly-wrung replies

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65. He was going to write a book, he said, tell the truth—which, he said, was that Marilyn had been the aggressor in that relationship, and in fact had asked Grace’s help in convincing Dougherty to marry her

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66. The Baron was the aggressor by raising his stick at me

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67. To possess power and to do violence are synonymous terms; to do violence means doing something to which the victim of violence objects, and which the aggressor would resent were it directed against himself

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68. “Then you don’t consider the Emperor Alexander the aggressor?” he asked unexpectedly, with a kindly and foolish smile

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69. As to our commerce being driven from the ocean, I am not disposed to take a lengthy retrospect, or to examine minutely in order to discover which of our enemies, England or France, was the first aggressor; it is sufficient for me that both France and England have done nearly all in their power to harass and oppress us in every imaginable way

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70. Just now the wind was the only aggressor, and as I stood shivering and looking out through my shutterless window toward the sea, up through the blackness ran a tiny trail of fire that burst into a star and fell

71. Both cannot be retaliators; one must be the aggressor, the other the retaliator

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72. " This view of the subject, which surely is a fair one connected with the silence of the Administration for four years, must put an end to the clamor so often raised against this order, which has been the alleged cause of the Berlin decree, and charge against Great Britain, of having been the first aggressor on our neutral rights

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73. Let the proof rest on the aggressor on national law and the violator of the rules of war

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74. I ask, did any nation ever do more? Besides, has not the United States, over and over again, offered to make an arrangement with England on the subject of sailors, which should be satisfactory to both, by securing to each the use of their own sailors? and has she not always refused to make any arrangement about them? And it may be fairly asked here, what measures Great Britain has taken to prevent her officers from impressing our seamen? None that I have heard of, and she is the aggressor

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75. But if we had abandoned or deferred our resistance to the injuries of England and as a pretext for it assailed France, would not the act have been idle and weak? Would it not have been wicked, to borrow one of the epithets which gentlemen have applied to the war with England, so to have sported with the public feelings and the national resentment as to have declared war against France, the minor aggressor, whom we could not touch, and to have suppressed our resentment against Great Britain, whose injuries were unlimited and unceasing, and whom alone we could reach? But why, sir, are the injuries these nations have done contrasted, and those of the one made an apology for those of the other? Why are we partisans of either? Have we no country of our own? Is there a land upon the globe so fair, so happy, and so free? And, beholding and enjoying these blessings,

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76. who has been the first aggressor? 30;

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