| Even the most notorious blusterers among current EU members, the Spaniards, try not to bring too many negotiations down around their ears. |
| Judging from appearances, you might peg Mr. Youn as a comic bass, made to order for fuddy-duddies, blusterers, put-upon servants and elderly dupes. |
| To be sure, bankers are often noted to be the best of blusterers. |
| These blusterers usually appear during lively epochs. |
| In an hour, the students go from confident blusterers to humbled novices. |
| These posturers and blusterers wouldn't dare defy the will of Europe. |
