Sentence examples for how hawkish from inspiring English sources

How hawkish is the Chinese public?

Her findings are in a new study, "How Hawkish Is the Chinese Public?

"Given how hawkish she has been, that would be very hawkish indeed," said Lieven.

If so, it's hard to imagine how hawkish the "pre-softened" remarks were.

It doesn't matter how ill-conceived their dreams are, or how hawkish they can be around others you still find yourself rooting for these oddball characters.

Clinton was hit from her left on how hawkish she was (and is), which was kind of surprising from such a military crowd.

How can this hawkish rendition of history, with scary machines and interrogators, restore anything?

Seeing the Fort Hood shooting as an act of Islamist terrorism is the first step toward seeing how misguided a hawkish approach to fighting terrorism has been.

"Given the strength of the GDP and survey data, and the fact that better growth now appears to be driving a strong upturn in the labour market, it's hard to see how an increasingly hawkish mood will not creep into the monetary policy meetings".

Major Hasan's heinous act may have been inspired by his incorrect interpretation of Islam, but as Mr. Wright points out, "Seeing the Fort Hood shooting as an act of Islamist terrorism is the first step toward seeing how misguided a hawkish approach to fighting terrorism has been".

President Obama's depiction of just wars is not, fundamentally, contradictory to President Carter's acknowledgment of war as an occasional necessity, but one wonders how much less hawkish it might have been had he not been on the defensive.