Sentence examples for belligerent to from inspiring English sources

The crowd was mostly young men — some friendly, some tough, a couple belligerent to me: "Why is she taking pictures?

Bob was belligerent to the police about what he described as the hostile atmosphere of our home, and we felt that by pressing charges we would only bring his version into the public eye.

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.

Nonetheless, her aides have counseled her to seize on the issue as a way to emphasize two of her main differences with her opponent: her assertion that he has a weak record in administering the city schools, and her claim that he is too belligerent to serve in a collegial body like the Senate.

was belligerent to Hill regarding her capacity to remember specifics.

He introduced himself as "MC Belligerent To Women" from the So Solid.

He should not rely on belligerents to bring peace and stability.

This led all the belligerents to develop and use radio (wireless) as an alternate means of communication.

Washington may now be in a better position to pressure Congo's belligerents to abide by their 1999 peace accord.

The only secure maritime trade left to neutrals was that covered by the naval certificates issued by belligerents to approved shippers and cargos.

He speculated that a victory would rally the Russian people behind the Provisional Government and also force the belligerents to make peace.