Sentence examples for address the war from inspiring English sources
As a deluge of memoirs begin to address the war in Iraq, certain constants emerge.
Jess Ruliffson, 26, who is using her sketches and interviews to create a graphic novel, appreciated the chance to address the war directly in her work "without having to go overseas".
As presenters, Bonnie Raitt and Fred Durst (from Limp Bizkit) slipped extra words into their scripts, and India.Arie (getting her awards before the telecast) urged her fellow songwriters to address the war.
On compilation albums like "No More Prisons" for Raptivism Records and "The Unbound Project Volume 1," issued by Ground Control/Nu Gruv, rappers address the war on drugs and describe the indignities of life behind bars.
As Lincoln himself in effect announced in his Emancipation Proclamation and magnificent address, the war amounted to what historians have called a Second American Revolution, one that sealed not just American nationhood but also the kind of country the United States would be.
You have to wonder if her Iraq speech would have been greeted with the same shrug if she had tossed away her usual talking points and seized the opportunity to address the war in the same adult way that Mr. Obama addressed race.
The core of the show addresses the war between the sexes from an embattled perspective.
The speech was delivered in somber tones, a sharp contrast to the campaign-style events this year in which Mr. Bush has addressed the war and national security.
He noted that Mr. Romney had addressed the war, and his support for the military, a day earlier in a major speech to an American Legion group in Indianapolis.
She offered one Fairuz love song "in support of Lebanon and just in support of the Arab world in general" and addressed the war in Iraq in the mournful "He Hesitated".
