Sentence examples for militant posture from inspiring English sources

By the end of the Reagan administration, almost nothing survived of its early militant posture toward the Soviet Union.

"We may well ask who is the American now?", they noted.A more recent cause is the militant posture taken by Stephen Harper, the Conservative prime minister.

As a boy, Menoyo had emigrated from Spain — a lisp was faintly present when he spoke Spanish — and he had inherited his family's militant posture toward tyranny.

During the fresh wave of protests, India has adopted an uncompromisingly militant posture towards Kashmiri civilians protesting against human rights abuses.

"His group rose to power by advocating a more militant posture, yet they face a fiscal crisis and public climate that I think will not support a strike by municipal workers".

Some other veterans who were there have said they do not recall Mr. Kerry being present when the proposal was voted on, and the heavily edited F.B.I. files released here appear to make no direct mention of the assassination idea, except to note reports of "drastically increased militant posture of V.V.A.W. of considerable concern to internal security interests of U.S".

The speech's tone may have been dictated in part by timing: Wednesday is the 30th anniversary of the takeover of the American Embassy in Tehran in 1979, and a customary occasion for militant posturing in the streets.

But MIA does, and her "Lovalot" ponders her inner world with a mixture of nonsense rhyme, militant posturing and pop-cultural free-flow; her London glottal stop mischievously turns "I love a lot" into "I love Allah".

For some time the president has been resisting pressure from protectionists in his own party who want to see a more militant trade posture, particularly against China.

Among them are many who previously shunned Hezbollah for what they viewed as a militant Islamic posture ill attuned to the cosmopolitan society on which many Lebanese pride themselves.

It's a bit more difficult to dismiss someone who has a fistful of brilliant manifestoes and a manifestly militant, stylish posture.