Sentence examples for behaving belligerently from inspiring English sources

Last December, Ratliff arrived at a team practice "behaving belligerently," Bleacher Report's Mike Freeman reported earlier this month.

If you truly do feel that an elderly person is behaving belligerently or is just being plain difficult, it is prudent to ask what the matter is rather than fuming and name-calling.

A China concerned about its economic future could behave belligerently.

Still, we are shocked when children behave belligerently toward one another.

They claim Momentum has a none-too-hidden agenda of wanting to get rid of non-Corbynite MPs, that its activists too often behave belligerently towards other party members, and that many seem to fixate on internal politics.

In 2007 and 2009, Wehby's ex-husband, James Grant, an anesthesiologist, filed police reports alleging that Wehby had behaved belligerently.

He was behaving so belligerently and menacingly one night last fall at the Blue Velvet Lounge, on Avenue U, that the lounge's owner said she had to make him leave.

The owners of such dogs rarely apologize and sometimes behave as belligerently as their animals.

It is to minimise such injuries that breeders are kept in semi-darkness: in low light conditions they move around less and behave less belligerently, though they are also more prone to ophthalmic disorders.

In the film, which was planned to be sold on iTunes, Mr. West is seen behaving drunkenly at the club and acting belligerently toward other patrons.

Some parents behave like schoolyard bullies, belligerently taking their children's side in any dispute: Junior's being picked on.