Significados de combative nature en inglés

He foresaw the struggle and with his combative nature prepared for it.

They see the combative nature of how things are run.

He had no great prize to aim for, and his combative nature required one.

The eternal quarrel of the combative nature with those who can't or won't fight.

Yet according to your newpaper, we have to admire his fighting spirit and combative nature.

But the structure has been tweaked to reflect the more combative nature of contemporary television.

Perhaps the Seminole blood of his swampy state left a trace of its combative nature there.

Her combative nature generated like-minded press coverage.

He was not a fighter, and the length of this contest might have wearied a combative nature.

Canterbury DHB member Jo Kane told RNZ the combative nature of working with the senior management was extraordinary.

She is of a combative nature.

Nasty attitudes and bad behaviour in Parliament is often attributed, at least in part, to the combative nature of the place.

Moreover, it is a little instructive and edifying, as showing how Mr. Chamberlain's combative nature manifested itself in his everyday life.

But his was a combative nature; and coming to himself, and not understanding clearly the cause of his prostration, he presently arose.

I think my combative nature was largely developed by living with him, for I had to fight for everything that I kept.

District health boards have been "slammed" by the combative nature of the Ministry of Health's senior leadership, according to one board member.