blusters

• “It does the nation little good for Obama and Pelosi to push for desperately needed reforms while the American Senate dawdles, blunders, blusters, stalls, and delays action.”

  Cooperation with Pelosi pivotal to Obama

• “An east wind blusters round the summit of Craig y Garn.”

  The Guardian: Country diary: Garndolbenmaen

• “The stunning artwork, often including full-page panels, centers around the adventures of Lord Cockswain as he blunders and blusters through various alien landscapes, such as Venus, devastating the locals with his weapons and his ignorance.”

  Guilty Pleasures

• “Flanked by his adult children --- who never, ever challenge or contradict their dad -- Trump blusters, boasts and bulldozes his way through each episode, especially in those riveting boardroom confrontations, where it's celebrity against celebrity and Trump against all.”

  The Huffington Post: Ed Martin: Donald Trump: Presidential Candidate, Trash TV Titan or Both?

• “Meanwhile, Obama blusters and bullies, and Ms Bair laments the fact that businesses are not borrowing as they should.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Endgame

• “Mr. Chavez has closed the border, costing Colombia billions of dollars in lost trade, and often blusters about going to war with Bogota.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Santos Leads Colombian Elections

• “Plot is the curse of serious drama," blusters George Bernard Shaw in Hugh Whitemore's three-character play, "The Best of Friends.”

  The Washington Post: Theater Review: Washington Stage Guild's 'The Best of Friends'

• “The latest version from the banking and Wall Street bloats along with their Republican blusters always goes something like this: "Regulation will add a layer of rules that will stifle business ...”

  The Huffington Post: Regulation and the Betweeners

• “And we learned even before the cable 24/7 news cycle and reality programs that he who blusters the loudest, most often wins.”

  The Huffington Post: Jan Shepherd: Is TV Oversimplifying Our Reality?

• “He blusters his way through meetings, pretending he knows more than he does and gets belligerent when he thinks people are questioning his competence.”

  The Huffington Post: Judith S. Beck, Ph.D.: Do You Have the Imposter Syndrome?

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