blusteringly

He came blusteringly calling on her, in November.

Cramming himself into the small seat, the confused man blusteringly protested: 'But the Travellers aren't a problem.

Hagbut exclaimed blusteringly.

I was stretched on the ground, just under the shelter of a bush of algae, when, raising my head, I saw some enormous mass, casting phosphorescent gleams, pass blusteringly by.

Geers, ill with his miserable wait on the island and sick with apprehension about the repercussions in London, sat at his desk drinking a hot toddy and blusteringly ordering Quadring and Pennington to do something.

Tenoch and Julio (exuberantly played by Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal) aren't villainous, just blusteringly self-absorbed; beneath their teenage angst lurks a macho sense of entitlement that promises to keep them forever dim.