Sentence examples for bellicose response from inspiring English sources
Nobody is more identified with America's bellicose response than Rummy.
First, the 2001 attacks in America have become almost synonymous with the country's bellicose response, whereas India, happily, has been more restrained.
Former army officials and members of Modi's own party called for a more bellicose response than the largely diplomatic routes pursued after the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai or a January attack on a Punjab army base that killed seven.
Mr. Hardy, who is from the same folk lineage that spawned Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan, had a perspective on the attack and the preparations for a bellicose response that differed sharply from those of commentators on CNN.
But some analysts say that the bellicose response by China, including the decision to send six surveillance vessels to the waters around the islands, were intended to increase tensions.
His family gropes at normalcy with a party and a visit to the zoo, while Malcomson and his wife, in some of the book's most affecting moments, console each other over the unfamiliarity of their feelings and for America's bellicose response to 9/11.
In the WikiLeaks saga, other commentators have elevated the stakes further, describing the cable dump, the bellicose official response and the juvenile efforts by hackers sympathetic to WikiLeaks as the opening salvoes of a long-awaited cyberwar.
The Kremlin's bellicose reaction shocked him.
The start of enrichment at the Fordow underground facility near Qum intensified these concerns, as has Iran's bellicose tone in response to threatened oil sanctions.
Israel launched around 45 air strikes on targets in Gaza over the same period, amid speculation that the security cabinet considered authorising a more sustained and bellicose assault in response to an attack by militants in the Sinai last week that triggered the current round of violence.
In CBS's "Jericho," the town of Jericho, Kansas, may be the only place left after nuclear weapons destroy nearby Denver and other cities — somebody's response to a bellicose Presidential speech.
