Sentence examples for full of belligerent from inspiring English sources

The program, which is full of belligerent piety and religious zeal, appears every Sunday evening at 9 05, Mecca time.

No one could hear it on account of the engine noise, but, anyway, that's what we called 'crop dusting.' " When I asked another flight attendant, this one male, how he dealt with a plane full of belligerent passengers, he said, "Oh, we have our ways.

I found myself on a subway about half full of loud, belligerent Saint Nicholases.

Imagine a whole plane-full of cranky, belligerent grown-ups whining about how badly they have to pee.

MUIR VIDLER After a photography-free childhood in Edinburgh, Scotland, Muir landed a job as a cruise-ship photographer on a little Greek rust-bucket full of a rotating cast of cheap, belligerent British passengers.

Also, a kind of belligerent optimism.

He then wrote Ismāʿīl a series of belligerent letters.

Jingoism is a particularly British strain of belligerent nationalism.

The only other wartime regulation is that military officers of belligerent countries must wear mufti.

Its peculiar brand of belligerent mendicancy has failed to win much sympathy.

I'm a firm believer in the concept of belligerent reprisal".