Sentence examples for a consistent war from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards lost the nomination nevertheless — knocked out by Mr. Obama, a consistent war opponent, and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who refused to call her vote a mistake.

The increasingly tough tone was first struck by Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts and a consistent opponent of the war, who charged the administration with perpetrating a "fraud" with its justification for the war on Iraq.

Barack Obama, a consistent opponent of the war in Iraq, has said that he would pull out all combat by the end of 2009, while Hillary Clinton says that she would establish a plan for withdrawal within 60 days of taking office.

Over 441 pages, they stack up as relatively marginal details alongside the author's often verbatim reporting of the Obama administration's continuing struggle to come up with a consistent policy for the war in Afghanistan.

The senator for Wisconsin has been a consistent critic of both the Iraq war and Mr Bush's war powers; he was the first senator to endorse a time-line for withdrawing and the only one to vote against the Patriot Act in 2001.

Seward would prove a consistent and moderating influence on Lincoln throughout the war, an irony utterly lost on the South.

Throughout the cold war, Western Europe could count on the United States as a consistent supporter of European integration.

"And not a consistent wind".

Nancy Meehan is a consistent soul.

"He's a consistent player.

Set a consistent bedtime.