Sentence examples for belligerent determination from inspiring English sources
And yet, NBC – which broke its rolling coverage again and again, with a kind of belligerent determination, for commercials, many of them feminine hygiene products for its afternoon audience – was itself unwatchable as it forcefully and opportunistically tried to defy real time.
American - and of course, the British - naval fleets wander about in the uneasy waters of the Persian Gulf; patriot missiles amass on the illusively calm deserts of the Arabian peninsula; and belligerent words of pompous "determination" blow eastwards all the way to fill the murky air of the Middle East.
Bayh says that it's important to determine whether or not Iran is a normal, but belligerent nation-state or a "suicidal theocracy," and that determination should guide our policy.
And if MoveOn, Democracy for America, and similar groups want to salvage any credibility or integrity, they must be clear that they will not endorse any member of Congress for re-election who opposes the right of self-determination by those under foreign belligerent occupation and who continues to embrace a reactionary early 20th century colonialist agenda.
Ukraine is a mess, he argues, because Western leaders put ideals before interests, blithely arguing for democracy and self-determination when those things were certain to provoke both chaos and a belligerent Russian reaction.
He was intensely belligerent.
Russia is more belligerent.
"Proof, not belligerent assertion.
"It means belligerent, argumentative, confrontational".
Sir Malcolm Rifkind was more belligerent.
