Sentence examples for much belligerent from inspiring English sources

Though no specific actions were agreed, there was much belligerent talk, and even a list of possible retaliatory actions, including levies on European-based airlines that fly internationally.

Over at FreedomWorks, Dick Armey's Tea-Party-organizing group, there's much belligerent talk of retribution against corporations seen as too friendly to Obama policies — most notably General Electric.

On the Iranian side there is also much belligerent talk and pop music now proudly speaks of the nuclear contribution to Iranian security.

"They made the chiefs appear much more belligerent than they were.

Both were cautious about what they said, and much less belligerent than we'll see in the first real debate.

And where Obama referred to China as a partner, his successor is expected to take a much more publicly belligerent stance toward the country and label it as "strategic competitor".

Mr. Dumas, silver-haired and sharp-tongued, was belligerent through much of the trial.

Don't relax, they advise us, if democracy takes hold in China: a government "driven by popular emotions, could make the rising Chinese power a much more assertive, impatient, belligerent, even aggressive force".The intriguing word "parallax" in Mr Cumings's title is quickly explained: if you change your position, the thing you are looking at seems to change too.

Foreign-aid donors have already cut off support for Zimbabwe and are complaining that Rwanda and Uganda are spending too much.But the belligerents do not agree on the causes of the war.

Because the UK has provided chief belligerent Saudi Arabia with much of its huge arsenal of weaponry.

It feels like 2007 all over again, when the belligerent Aussie did much the same in his show So I Suppose This Is Offensive Now? and won the Edinburgh Comedy award.