Sentence examples for a vision of war from inspiring English sources
"It's a vision of war that totally neglects the psychological and cultural dimensions of war," the officer said.
Many Americans grew up with a vision of war as something that ends with that kind of finality.
This was part of a vision of war which lay not in the realm of physical contact but in what Russian theorists described as the "psychosphere".
Other portents followed: a vision of warring "white spirits and black spirits," then lights written softly across the sky, then drops of blood appearing like dew on the corn in the fields.
It is, among other things, a vision of perpetual war.
"I wanted to present a vision of the war on drugs as an institutionalized disaster, and apply a Joseph Helogictope logit to it," Mr. Simon said.
But in its peculiar juxtapositions of raucous comedy and righteous anger, soaring lyricism and simple prose, it certainly reflects a vision of the Great War as a calamity that shattered civilization for good.
Rooted in the recordings of Peer and his contemporaries, and in the Lomaxes' collecting as well, this work spins a vision of pre-World War I America as Bizarroworld Lost -- a site of magic, myth and mystery, a place where honest men told their desperate truths and vanished into the dust.
As he finishes writing, he experiences a vision of the future nuclear war and its barren aftermath.
I was playing Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis, a game that gives the player a disturbingly realistic vision of war.
