bluster造句

Loud, arrogant speech; bluster.

bluster a person into going [obedience]

Of course, his bluster was directed against me as well.

Gates does not have the bluster or panache of his predecessor, Donald Rumsfeld.

Strength is not in bluster and noise. Strength is in quietness.

When Alan was caught cheating, he tried to bluster it out but he couldn't deceive us.

I wasn't frightened by what he said, it was just bluster.

Strip away the bluster, and this was a fight about electoral advantage. It is hard to say who has won.

The question in the minds of most Indians is how we should react to this piece of bluster?

He doesn't try to bluster around it; he considers his answer as the car turns onto the main road.

This helps to explain why the PES, for all its bluster, has not fielded a candidate against Mr Barroso.

This week, despite typical North Korean bluster, the South’s navy held “live-fire” exercises around the peninsula—though it avoided Yeonpyeong.

This is not merely bluster. As our special report this week explains, once people start paying for greater television choice, they rarely stop.

This week, despite typical North Korean bluster, the South's navy held "live-fire" exercises around the peninsula-though it avoided Yeonpyeong.

Are you determined to bluster your way into every nook and cranny, or are you a quiet pilgrim to be put in your place?

Over the past 18 months they have mostly taken refuge in denial and bluster, punctuated by bickering and by heaping blame on financial markets.

Those people let the struggling people shrink back from difficulties, magnifying their hardships generally, they took their successful experience to bluster the people who still did not reach success.

The most important message Mr Roh can take to Pyongyang is that those cracks have narrowed, and no amount of wheedling or bluster from Mr Kim will allow them to widen.

But, like a borrower whose insolvency would bring down a bank, he may calculate that much of his former backers' anger is bluster, covering a fear of their own impotence.

This lays bare the lie that " The population of Tibet is decreasing, " refutes the bluster about " Tibetans suffering from genocide" emanating from the Dalai Lama and some Western sources, and illuminates, from one aspect, the human rights situations in the new and old Tibet.