Sentence examples for consistently hawkish from inspiring English sources

She was consistently hawkish".

Fischer had no argument with Grenell's political views, which are consistently hawkish.

Republican primary voters who turned to Mr. Limbaugh for their marching orders were asked to believe that Mr. McCain's consistently hawkish record — on Iraq, Iran, the size of the military and any other issue you care to name — mattered less to his standing as a conservative than his views on waterboarding.

She comes across as consistently hawkish, pushing Obama to take stronger action in Afghanistan, Libya and Syria, though more cautious than some of the excitable young people around him when it came to the Arab Spring (his aides, she says, "were swept up in the drama and idealism"; not her).

The European Commission's report piled pressure on the European Central Bank, which has remained consistently hawkish over interest rates.

Hillary's record is consistently hawkish.

Even Hillary Clinton – seen in Tehran as the lesser of two evils – has consistently been more hawkish on Iran than Barack Obama.

She has consistently been more hawkish than Obama on Syria by asking for more support for the so-called moderate rebels, and in calling for a highly problematic no-fly zone.

When it came to some of the most critical foreign policy decisions made during her four years at Foggy Bottom, Clinton was consistently on the more hawkish side of the argument, frequently taking a more forceful line than her president.

I have consistently criticized Clinton's hawkish foreign policy, support for NAFTA, her husband's crime bill, and her use of the term "super predator" when she was first lady.

But after a few whiffs of the alternatives proposed by the newly ascendant Republicans, and those hawkish Democrats who consistently fall in behind them, we'll be waxing nostalgic about the good old days of Obama's first two years.