Sentence examples for all a war of from inspiring English sources

"This is all a war of perceptions.

Unlike Afghanistan, Iraq was after all a war of choice, and yet he seems almost indecently untroubled by its cost, which included the death and displacement of hundreds of thousands of civilians.

For most adherents of the "true" view, the conflict in which Japan was responsible for the deaths of 20m Asians was above all a war of liberation, while the Nanjing massacre of December 1937, in which countless thousands of Chinese citizens died (Asia.view will not get into a numbers game), is a phantasm of left-wing axe-grinders.

For the first half of his career Covic says it was all 4-4-2 – "a war of attrition" – but now the game is "more like chess".

This was all refracted through a war of two wives.

The war of the present time is a war of all against all.

Greater autonomy has not produced a war of all against all.

They come from safe seats, have a poor feel for the wider electorate and work in an institution where politics is a war of all against all.

"Outrage," set in the present, hews to a largely familiar gangster template, with degrees of bad (badder, baddest) men fighting in a war of all against all.

It was sort of a war of all against all.

The trans-Pacific partnership could 'establish a war of all against all'.