Sentences with phrase «more possessive»

She is getting more possessive and aggressive with other female dogs.

In - tact males tend to be more possessive than neutered.

After the first few dates Jenny begins to get more and more possessive and frankly insane.

As their affair goes on, Charles becomes more and more possessive, once even threatening to beat her when she goes to a doctor's appointment for a check - up without telling him first.

We are generally more possessive than western people for better and worse.

If kids think adults will snatch a toy away once the adult's random idea of «long enough» has passed, you're modeling grabbing, and the child usually becomes more possessive.

Arsenal's system can be fluid as well, but when the gameplay is completely different with arsenal being a more possessive side while madrid being a more direct, counter attacking side.

Some couples become more and more possessive as they face aging and death.

Not exact matches

Six to nine - month olds are less possessive, and more easy - going.

For instance, men used the possessive «my» when mentioning their «wife» or «girlfriend» more often than women used «my» with «husband» or «boyfriend.»

A&E has already renewed Bates Motel for Seasons 4 and 5 so there's a lot more of Norman Bates and his possessive mother to come.

Though her role as Dracula's most possessive bride in 2004's Van Helsing may have offered her little chance to shine amongst the massive CG - overload, audiences could rest assured that they would be seeing plenty more of the Spanish beauty when it was announced that she would be appearing in both the 2004 action comedy Dead Fish and the 2005 period adventure Alatriste.

She is shunned by the Russian society and becomes more isolated, growing possessive and paranoid by his alleged infidelities, a situation that will lead to her suicide.

Wade and his friends, including a trigger - happy cyborgian alpha nerd whose offline identity the film handles more tastefully than the book did, are possessive gatekeepers, viciously protective of their pop - culture wheelhouse.

But Diane's overly possessive, divorced father (John Mahoney) doesn't approve and it will take more than the power of love to conquer all.

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You're using it in context of more than one - thousand dollars, so it's not possessive (apostrophe), it's plural.

Now they're talking about doing away with it, at least for possessives, maybe more?

For more detailed information about food - related possessive aggression and how to treat it, please see our article, Food Guarding.

Such aggression (particularly predatory and fear) may arise immediately when the child is brought into the home, or may begin as the child becomes more mobile (e.g., fear, predation, possessive, play) or when the child grows a little older and begins to challenge the dog for space, attention and resources (fear, conflict, possessive, play).

It seems like more of a possessive / jealous issue but I'm not sure how to correct it.

As I concluded in that earlier post, it seems to me that a cultural attitude more embracing of polyamory and less insistent on monogamy, might be «less likely to accommodate jealousy or possessive attitudes, power imbalances, controlling and coercive dynamics, or emotional, mental or economic abuse, in all families, whether diamorous or polyamorous.»

Well, actually, Crazy often becomes more crazy, demanding, needy, clingy, desperate, hostile, controlling, abusive, entitled, pathologically jealous / possessive and just plain cruel after the marriage ends.

Some people have told me that he is just controlling and possessive but I think there is more to it than that.

If their partner is unable to fulfill these needs, the anxious individual typically becomes more clingy, demanding, or possessive toward their partner, which will often push their partner away, creating a self - fulfilling prophecy.

Today, more than ever before, the general public is using a possessive term when they refer to their real estate practitioner.