Sentence examples for bluster from inspiring English sources

The Guardian story was seized upon by a jubilant Alex Salmond: it was proof, the first minister said, of the UK government's "bluff, bullying and bluster" over currency.

Ollie missed his putt, like he was always going to do, and all the subsequent huff, puff and bluster let an awful lot of Europeans off the hook – and obscured an amazing American performance, for which they have never been given proper credit this side of the ocean.

Front and bluster.

It's "bluff and bluster", he says.

Much of their pleading is public-relations bluster.

Many online pledges of support for IS are bluster.

Not quite Little becomes even less New democracy, old men The old chief and the new one ReprintsArab action and Israeli reaction alike were suffused with bluster.

Republicans bluster that they will repeal Obamacare and Dodd-Frank and abolish whole government agencies, but give only a sketchy idea of what should replace them.America needs a smarter approach to regulation.

In the end, Mr Norquist predicts, the president will blink and drop his demand that tax rates on the rich must rise, just as he did during a similar stand-off two years ago.That sounds like bluster.

Optimists point out that although all sides bluster about the inadequacy of others' proposals, nobody seems to have given up.

They argue that the "flexibility" is mostly bluster.