Sentence examples similar to advised war from inspiring English sources

Even professionals advise warring couples to look no further than their relationship: Perhaps he leaves dishes in the sink because he resents your night out with the girls?

Had we been better advised, probably war would not have followed the Declaration of Independence and we might now be, as is the case of Canada, cherishing attachment to the mother country, without exercising complete independence".

Nowhere is this clearer than when Wormwood is excited by the outbreak of the Second World War, and Screwtape advises caution: wars bring souls as easily to God, "the Enemy," as to the Devil, "Our Father Below".

After earning a degree in metallurgical engineering at the University of Glasgow, he traveled (1940) with a British mission to the U.S. to advise on war production, specifically as an expert on Sherman tank design.

He must realize that those he works for -- including the woman he advises on war crimes issues -- are responsible for acts not dissimilar to the ones committed by those he used to prosecute at the Hague.

Sam Crane of Williams College in Massachusetts says that during the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in Iraq he delighted in telling students attending his Sun Tzu classes (some of whom were preparing to join the army) that the "Art of War" advised that prisoners be treated kindly.

"Think of them as soldiers," he advised, "in the war against crime" who are "sent into a tiny room to kill somebody".

We're all familiar with the tragic effects of an ill-advised war.

The new security agreement with Iraq heralds an overdue end to President Bush's ill-advised war.

In 22 years of independence, it has been disrupted by two coups, secessionist tensions and that ill-advised war.

The costly, ill-advised "war on marijuana" might fairly be described as a tool of racial oppression.