The Romans had a tricky time in south Wales, with the senator and historian Tacitus noting how fearsome, warlike and difficult to subdue the tribes there were.
Jones drools over a picture of Harry running to his helicopter ("acting out chivalrous fantasies") and gets a little hysterical about how sexy and warlike he is.
"If these non-intelligent actors have the desire to occupy and negotiate borders with warlike tendencies, how are we able to consider the needs of peace?" Kaino asks.
As our friend and colleague Tom Engelhardt of TomDispatch writes, "There's nothing, no matter how jingoistic or xenophobic, extreme or warlike that can't be expressed in public and with pride by a Republican presidential candidate".
All of a sudden, there's nothing, no matter how jingoistic or xenophobic, extreme or warlike that can't be expressed in public and with pride by a Republican presidential candidate.
But the same culture that offers them a chance to get off the reservation makes it hard for them to assimilate at universities... Describes the warlike origins among Native Americans, and how the game was transformed into a collegiate sport in the eighteen-sxties..
Three months after his last lecture in March 1976, Foucault (2002a[1977b]: 124) remarks that it is 'astonishing to see how easily and self-evidently people talk of warlike relations of power or of class struggle without ever making it clear whether some form of war is meant, and if so what form'.
But some lawyers say the more extreme court decisions of the past show how easily judges can be swept up in a warlike mood.
They don't feature in the movie, and it's not clear exactly how seriously we are supposed to take their fiercely warlike sense of identity in the modern world, or what precisely is at stake if Koro dies without accepting Paikea as his heir.
In this paper we assess how frequently peacekeepers report traumatic and non-traumatic stressors compared to those on a deployment including warlike and non-warlike operations.
