A hawkish nose stretched out from his face and golden-silver hair fell around his shoulders. |
When that man was in charge of monetary policy, he was known as the most hawkish Reserve Bank governor in the entire developed world. |
It's an unglamorous performance and the director makes full use of her hard, hawkish features. |
He's the man who helped persuade hawkish editors at influential Newsweek magazine to oppose the Vietnam War. |
He leaned forward, his sharp, hawkish nose looking almost absurdly dangerous. |
It's been reported that of the inner circle at the White House, you were the most hawkish. |