Sentence examples for belligerent arguments from inspiring English sources

The blusteringly belligerent Arguments with Thermometers tackles the melting of the polar ice caps ("Shackleton is turning in his grave!"), then the encore finds Reynolds bellowing Hello Tyrannosaurus before inviting the whole venue to join the band for a post-gig drink: "If you're over 18, that is".

"If the world is not God's, the most eloquent or belligerent arguments will not make it so.

Rev. Bennett J. Sims, Episcopal Bishop of Atlanta, wrote: "If the world is not God's, the most eloquent or belligerent arguments will not make it so.

"It means belligerent, argumentative, confrontational".

Avoid arguments or belligerent behaviors.

If I don't come, you're mad because, hey, it's Thanksgiving, where's the family?" Lizzie waited for argument, her eyes belligerent.

Don't start arguments or act irritated or belligerent, and don't make dumb excuses.

Watch out for belligerent decision makers who seek to make an argument personal or off-topic.

I heard quite intense arguments concerning the high handedness of movie studios, and a belligerent, narrow-minded Congress during this dark and disgraceful time in American history.

The novelist used the existence of the death camp as an argument against a unified Germany (a Fatherland reborn might become belligerent and dangerous).

After authorities violently dragged a doctor off a United Airlines flight to free up his seat for an employee, the company CEO called David Dao "disruptive and belligerent". But newly released video of the incident doesn't appear to support the company's argument.