Sentence examples for really as hawkish from inspiring English sources

Was Humphrey really as hawkish as all that?

She is not nearly as hawkish as Clinton.

Johnson's speeches on Vietnam after February 27th were as hawkish as ever.

Secondly, on Iran, McCain is about as hawkish as they come.

As for his policy positions, we regret to report that he is about as hawkish as Hillary Clinton.

Must a woman really be hawkish — as Ms. Davis's character was on "Commander in Chief"?

On the deficit, Hillary did not sound as hawkish as her husband.

Burke is generally perceived as hawkish when it comes to keeping contact in the game.

Not only has he been as hawkish on inflation as his predecessor; he has been seen to be so.

"I don't think people wanted quite as hawkish a guy," said Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y.

And criminals on all sides who profit from the war, as well as hawkish Russian generals and rebel diehards, all share an interest in preventing peace.