Dunning himself deemed Stevens "truculent, vindictive, and cynical". Their savage eyes make them fearful objects; they are eager to quarrel and excessively truculent. When Lingard and Mrs Travers reach the Emma Jorgenson is truculent and hostile . Pakistan has a powerful, truculent and unscrupulous neighbour. And Jessica Stevenson as the mob-capped Mrs Blitzstein admirably conveys truculent working-class defiance. Pat Buchanan supported Yitzhak Rabin, while Gottfried, who criticizes "truculent [neoconservative] Zionism," admires Ariel Sharon. She feels abandoned and masks her grief with truculent sarcasm and Hollywood mannerisms. His work is in general pedantic and truculent. Sydnor referred to "Grenadiere" as "perhaps the boldest and most truculent of the apologist works". An eponym, Breisel, lived in the 10th/11th century, his name meaning "violent, truculent". Filming finished shortly before HMS "Truculent" sank, and the film was almost withdrawn. Colin Sorodin becomes truculent and Fabrice knocks him down. He is portrayed as being as short-tempered as Donald, and more truculent. On 26 June 1944, the ship was torpedoed by HMS "Truculent". With embarrassment Gilberte appeals to the truculent Eric to preserve her secret.