There's no evidence that white youngsters are any less belligerent, you know?
On the other hand, if China becomes belligerent, you are in position to do something about it, particularly with the submarines and an aircraft carrier".
It encourages parents to take a belligerent, you can't-make-me, stance.
Zelda: "You were very serious, very somber, and it felt kind of belligerent, like you really weren't interested, like you really didn't want to talk to us much, but we were a necessary evil.
Substitute the word "rogue" for "belligerent," and you begin to hear echoes of President Bush's assertion that a missile defense system will protect the nation from the threats and demands of distant tyrants, terrorists and madmen.
MR: You were so young when you had that hit, and apparently, your teachers at New York's High School of Music & Art were belligerent towards you because of it.
You are not ugly, obnoxious, unintelligent, You are not belligerent and unapproachable, You are not unlovable.
Swing three ("Not OK, OK") comes in rehearsal as you compare your response with your peers – observing how their plays include tweeting or other such zeitgeisty elements, whereas yours compel two excellent actors to wear sandals (but then this could be converted to "OK, Not OK", if you're feeling belligerent enough – ie, you've done it properly and they've all winged it).
"It's telling the belligerents that you can now go on with your war but don't use gas".
Then, as now, dissidents – which included thousands of Clydeside workers who staged walkouts – understood that the belligerent question "do you love your country?" is not answered by blindly following politicians' commands, particularly where there is lack of consultation.
His second wife was more understanding, but now Bob is alone save for the 1,500 almost worthless pieces that mockingly hang from the ceiling of his caravan, like a belligerent prisoner calling you names from his shackles.
