Sentence examples for have belligerent from inspiring English sources

The Germans, the Dutch and the Turks all have belligerent fans and histories of melees, but Mr. Steels is impatient with people here who argue that the English are not to blame for much of the violence that occurs when they go abroad.

Having belligerent in-laws and poor family relationships are identified risk factors for CPMD in other LAMI countries [ 1].

Both Mr Medvedev and his foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, have muttered belligerent things about Russia's neighbours and the West in general.

They both have a belligerent attitude to media scrutiny.

Pundits might be pretty quick to invoke Leni Riefenstahl in connection with this movie, and certainly Nazi Germany did indeed have a belligerent-sentimental soft spot for the Spartans at Thermopylae.

They've been belligerent, unbowed and un-bullied.

The younger Mr. Qaddafi, who has made belligerent comments about the rebels, has his detractors.

Some asylum seekers had a "belligerent attitude" and had been insulting local staff, the report found.

"Imagine if he had been belligerent, or there was a warrant out for one of him," he said.

But your personal demeanor as president has been belligerent and dismissive of virtually anyone who opposes your policies.

This includes any person who has committed belligerent acts or directly supported hostilities in aid of enemy armed forces".