Sentence examples for belligerent charm from inspiring English sources
Instead, Sherman's tale of Adam, an increasingly self-destructive young electronics gazillionaire (by all appearances) played by Lukas Haas, has a certain belligerent charm.
Viewed this way, President Nicolas Sarkozy's unpopularity today has less to do with unfulfilled promises than with the fact that he is "a case study in anti-seduction": too hurried, too direct, too belligerent to charm French voters.
I couldn't say what Mancunians think of Simon, who has the charm of a belligerent tramp and the cold, glassy stare of a haunted goose freshly liberated from its foie gras Belsen, but as the hotel cleaning ladies behold their tiny dinners and the corners of their mouths slide down their faces, my guess is "not much".
But, Weisz seems to alternate between full-force charm and a certain belligerent defensiveness.
While the hotel boasts of concierge services from the firm Quintessentially, my one approach to the concierge desk — to ask about faxing something — prompted a belligerent bark from the man on duty and an eye roll from two nearby employees who had apparently witnessed his charm before.
"Proof, not belligerent assertion.
He was intensely belligerent.
Russia is more belligerent.
"It means belligerent, argumentative, confrontational".
Sir Malcolm Rifkind was more belligerent.
