Sentence examples similar to hard line cold from inspiring English sources
From the late 1960s until the early 1980s Fraser was probably the most hard-line Cold Warrior and, therefore, most pro-American politician in the Australian parliament.
A Communist in his younger days, he became a hard-line cold warrior after the 1968 Soviet takeover of Czechoslovakia, which he regarded as the dress rehearsal for a full-scale invasion of Western Europe.
Wallace served as secretary of commerce for the next two years, but his growing public dissatisfaction with the Truman administration's hard-line Cold War policy toward the Soviet Union led to his dismissal from the cabinet in 1946.
First off, Fleming's hard-line Cold War approach has gone, but this has always been the case: the novels' Soviet figures, like Rosa Klebb, invariably become renegades in the films.
A protégé of John Dewey who distinguished himself early in his career with an important study of Karl Marx, Hook became increasingly disenchanted with the left, emerging after World War II as an ardent anti-Stalinist and hard-line cold warrior.
It represents the culture of engagement and appeasement that has come to replace the harder line of the cold war.
A hard line had been drawn.
Texas is also taking a hard line.
Some officers held a hard line.
Mr. Farfán talked a hard line.
