belligerently

But she said belligerently, "I just want to know what is going on."

"That could be true," she said a little less belligerently.

"Well, you can believe me now," said the young man belligerently.

The other girls now, too, belligerently, began to gather around.

Then she made a point of staring into Paris's eyes almost belligerently.

He was standing belligerently on the path leading to the building.

A couple of them made their offerings without a word, but one asked belligerently, "What is this game?"

A woman with shopping bags belligerently stood in front of me.

He said belligerently, "What do you mean by leaving the dead man in my closet?"

Yet the West finds such talk belligerently reminiscent of the cold war.

He leaned belligerently out of the window; his breath came more quickly.

He had risen from the floor and was now approaching her, although far less belligerently than before.

"I'll pile it any place I want to," one man was saying belligerently.

"You can say anything in front of my pack," he stated belligerently.

"We should have two and a half cages," Spirit said belligerently.

I really am staying because of you," he said, almost belligerently.

But in recent memory, they have not been so belligerently so.

She stood a short distance away and regarded Ma belligerently.

The production, however, was belligerently up to the minute.

He said it belligerently and drew back a little.

As he stepped into the group, Chambers eyed him almost belligerently.

He staggered to his seat, sat down heavily and looked around belligerently.

A little belligerently, I took the chair opposite his.

"I want to go to the bathroom," Herb said belligerently.

He frequently and belligerently points out that "My taxes pay your salary!"