Sentence examples for verbal bluster from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's retreat all but invites other rogues to push us around, or worse, in this interregnum of vulnerability that his verbal bluster and tactical blundering has created.

Verbal bluster?

Isn't Ruth's smile at the close of The Homecoming, newly revived at the Almeida, every bit as potent as all the male verbal bluff and bluster that has preceded it?

The bluster is back.

But with the central roles mostly over- or underplayed (Robert Langdon Lloyd's Leonato is heavy on the angry bluster), the elaborate on-again off-again marriage of Claudio and Hero stirs little interest, and the verbal fencing of Beatrice and Benedick provides only intermittent distraction.

Mr. Bluster.

Enough bluster.

To look big; to bluster.

Front and bluster.

That sounded like bluster.

And some of the bluster is just bluster.