Sentence examples for belligerent approach from inspiring English sources

A more belligerent approach might have its merits.

Yet Mr Bush's belligerent approach seems to have touched a peacenik nerve in the state.

Morrell set up a Facebook group, in which he shared his wisdom, and his belligerent approach, with others.

Santorum, the most socially conservative of the candidates and an advocate of a belligerent approach to Iran, declared: "Game on".

Many ideological greens prefer Mr Waxman, who supports tougher curbs on carbon emissions and has a more belligerent approach to corporations.

Not a slap on the wrist, perhaps, but also not anything that will threaten his continued hold on power, or even his belligerent approach to Ukraine.

Whether naive or belligerent, this approach undeniably upset and angered European politicians.

Withdrawal from the Paris agreement is also consistent with his belligerent personality and isolationist approach to foreign policy.

Wales's approach was as belligerent as ever.

Unlike the belligerent Georgia, Moldova has taken a gentle approach to its Russian-backed separatists, and it is not trying to join NATO.

I disagree with that approach - I strongly believe that a belligerent manner inhibits the person interviewed.