Neither was Richard a bellicose man: forceful, yes.
But for the moment, I knew nothing of the bellicose man on my screen, proudly unveiling the contents of his SUV glove box: a thick stack of Syrian pounds, candy, a knife.
An occasionally bellicose man who, current and former colleagues say, has difficulty conceding a mistake, Mr. Summers nonetheless flew to Martha's Vineyard in August on short notice to spend four hours wooing Professor Gates.
beautiful black bold woman, un bowed by a bellicose man.
Despite the outcry from rabbis, politicians and Jewish leaders around the world, many voices in Israel dismissed the earlier remarks as the ramblings of a bellicose old man with a long record of provocations.
The Recruit Signed on by the bellicose C.I.A. man Walter Burke (Al Pacino, James Clayton Colin Farrellll) is sent to the Farm, where agents are trained in the dirty art of spying and double-dealing the double-dealers.
After months of insulting Kim Jong Un as "Little Rocket Man," and bellicose pronouncements of "fire and fury," the president announced he would meet with Kim.
You know the way men do that bellicose tunnel-walk, punching the air and gesticulating wildly, readying the world for the unleashing of their monstrous power?
They even invite Presbyterian ministers these days to address Sinn Féin delegates when they used to cheer to the rafters of Dublin's Mansion House masked men reading out bellicose statements from the IRA army council not so long ago.
And perhaps there is another, more universal aspect to this nostalgia for both Crimea and Abkhazia, something intimate and vulnerable behind Mr Putin's bellicose rhetoric and the menacing men in balaclavas: a longing for lost childhood, and a desire to salvage lost people and times even by wrenching their setting roughly into the Russian present.
