Sentence examples for far too bellicose from inspiring English sources
Metaphors of a military origin (the term is French for the advance troops who are assigned to clear the way for the main body of soldiers) seem far too bellicose for this small band of artists working outside the mainstream, and to suggest that the avant-garde exists only to prepare the way for techniques to be used in bigger and better Hollywood pictures is both trivializing and beside the point.
We're not exactly radicalising anything here, we're just expanding our horizons" "Perhaps some people just think we're a little too bellicose," offers Pritchard.
They fear one who appears too weak, like Jimmy Carter, or too bellicose, as some thought Ronald Reagan was early on.
Mrs. Clinton is viewed as too centrist, too Wall Street friendly, and too bellicose in foreign policy for young progressives.
Like Humphrey, Hillary suffers from an acute distrust among the "movement left". They view her as too close to corporations and too bellicose in foreign affairs.
You know you're in trouble when the Germans complain you are too bellicose.
Too little, far too late.
