Sentence examples for very belligerent from inspiring English sources

He yelled and screamed, very belligerent.

"Ms O'Riordan was very belligerent," he told the court.

This is a rally that projected a very clear, very nationalist, very belligerent message.

He was very belligerent and many Russians took a view that maybe he solved that problem.

While I was in the hospital I was a very belligerent patient.

"I was very belligerent when I saw him," she said of the September 2011 appointment.

"Drunk people get really belligerent.

This is not an excuse to get belligerent (very frowned upon in German culture), rather a way to enjoy a few €1 (no, that is not a typo) 0.5 liter beers on the U-Bahn before barhopping and/or clubbing.

They were belligerent and very "anti" and there was no sense that they were sorry for what they had done.

Rather, he is doing the very minimum to appear belligerent without risking his delicate position in power.

The ruling party in Belgrade is stridently nationalistic, but it likes to encourage foreigners to believe that, if it were to give an inch on Kosovo, the opposition, which is even more belligerent, would very likely win the next election.