Here is described the expression on the face of the equestrian statue of Domitian, which blends bellicosity with placability. |
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All this bellicosity towards cyclists is based on the notion that every bike is ridden by a maniac on two wheels. |
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There is an argument for saying that, as we enter a new century, we would do well to put such bellicosity behind us. |
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It seems like we're all taken with wealth and bellicosity on some fundamental level. |
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And we in turn have resorted to bellicosity at a level that may or may not be justified. |
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Will a photograph incite anti-war sentiment, or inspire even greater bellicosity? |
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A certain bellicosity and indecorousness characterize the operations of the office. |
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The reluctance of the international community to intervene only fuelled Ethiopia's intransigence and bellicosity. |
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Thus, pundits are going to be far more likely to endorse the Romney bellicosity than Americans, I think. |
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Ergo, Netanyahu's bellicosity was posturing, intended to put pressure on Washington. |
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Such tactical considerations can change rapidly, given the fluidity of the situation and the political recklessness and bellicosity that characterized his administration. |
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By breaking from the right-wing consensus in favor of unconditional bellicosity, I had gone rogue. |
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In his talks in the White House, Mr Chirac tried hard to avoid the verbal bellicosity of his host. |
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The timing is intriguing too. Before this news North Korea was all bellicosity and bluster. |
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The specific examples of warrish attitudes change from year to year, but the underlying bellicosity remains. |
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Why do the Americans insist on such bellicosity? |
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Last December the Greek-Cypriot government, under American pressure and mindful of EU nervousness at bellicosity between Greeks and Turks as the Kosovo crisis worsened, called off a plan to put Russian missiles on Cyprus. |
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The bellicosity of many champions of air power did not help the cause.34 Thus, service lines were strictly drawn and were being jealously guarded. |
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