Sentence examples for hawkish look from inspiring English sources

Clarke, who has a hawkish look, declined.

With his impatient expression, sweptback hair, barbered goatee and long, hawkish face, he looks like a Venetian doge, unhappy about the latest tax reports and getting ready to order some executions.

We're fairly hawkish about looking out for those dangers, but actually, so far, the children have probably been the main beneficiaries of this place.

And if things don't shape up soon, then even September is going to look a hawkish call.

Yet the course on which he's heading looks more hawkish than he intends.

He is intentionally blowing up global stability for the sake of an extremist agenda concocted by hawkish aides who make Dick Cheney look like Kofi Annan.

Indeed does it make sense for German ten-year bonds to yield more than Treasuries when the inflationary rhetoric of the European Central Bank looks much more hawkish?Veteran investors may recall 1962, when the Treasury-bond yield was less than 4%.

That's especially true for next year, which looks far less hawkish than expectations a few months ago.

If anyone was losing sleep about the prospect of the Fed getting more hawkish in coming months, it looks like they can rest assured.

Pompeo stands a chance, perhaps, because like Mattis, he looks and sounds hawkish and blustery even when he isn't.

This assignment to look after quite a hawkish Home Secretary brings back the traumas and the conflicts that he feels about the experiences he had overseas in the army.