bellicose

• “If his subject is peace, he will have to know that this Island is not immersed in bellicose conflict, but neither does it know concord.”

  Global Voices in English » Cuba: Concert for Peace?

• “To put it simply: this President is not interested in bellicose rhetoric, he is focused on action," Pffiefer writes.”

  White House forcefully responds to Cheney

• “What I hate about this that it reinforces the idea that being bellicose is being strong.”

  Gates: A “Done Deal” - Swampland - TIME.com

• “There were some clamours at this, and although it was now dinner-time Phineas Finn, who had been called a bellicose”

  The Duke's Children

• “Finn, who had been called a bellicose Irishman, was able to say a word or two.”

  The Duke's Children

• “For instance, North Korea over the past week has issued several statements lashing out at Mr. Lee for calling the North "bellicose" in an interview last month.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Lee Nods to North Korea Talks

• “Wonder whether Mr. Alexander will read and actually absorb "bellicose" commentaries like these.”

  A. Siegel: WashPost Ombudsman Steps up and Steps in it -- Plus Another Will Fabrication

• “Again, I go back to their problem is they're sort of addicted to their sort of the talk radio southern base that likes that kind of bellicose language.”

  CNN Transcript May 5, 2009

• “Hauser also criticized McCain for his "bellicose" and "threatening" rhetoric toward Russia in response to the Georgian crisis whereas Obama was far more willing to engage the international community while still remaining firm.”

  OffTheBus Listening Post: Three Prominent Republicans Endorse Obama - Obama Campaign Press Call 8.12.08 AUDIO

• “John sometimes ... [is] given to this kind of bellicose rhetoric, which has a tendency to inflame conflicts rather than to diffuse them.”

  The Washington Post: Gates, Rice say Russia will face consequences

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