Sentence examples for bellicose remarks from inspiring English sources

Virgil Thomson published Schoenberg's bellicose remarks in the Herald Tribune and then allowed Copland to respond.

Neither McMaster nor Mattis was present in New Jersey when Trump made his bellicose remarks.

A senior Indian official was quick to say that the general's pithy, bellicose remarks were not cleared by the prime minister's office.

It is not unusual for the City Hall press corps to laugh — nervously or otherwise — after Mr. Bloomberg's more bellicose remarks, and the mayor, at that point, was not pleased to hear a few titters.

The party's leaders largely stood by the president, insisting that they were not worried about a possible deterioration of relations after a weekend of bellicose remarks by the president and his aides.

A weekend of bellicose remarks by the president and his aides — including unusually personal attacks against the Canadian prime minister — left some Republican commentators fuming that congressional leaders were unwilling to speak out in defense of the world order that has defined American foreign policy for three-quarters of a century.

The president sat at the head table with Secretary General António Guterres, whose speech earlier at the General Assembly was a sharp counterpoint to Mr. Trump's bellicose, nationalist remarks in the hall.

She has focused in particular on some of his more bellicose foreign policy remarks as perilous and unsafe.

Duterte made a succession of winding, bellicose and at-times comical remarks late on Monday as the votes were being counted, venting over corruption and bad governance and telling anecdotes from his 22 years as mayor of Davao city.

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.

But artists are sometimes their own worst advocates, and Rothko's remarks seem to have become more portentous and bellicose as other artists overtook the first alumni of the New York school, the so-called abstract expressionists.