Sentence examples for an element of war from inspiring English sources

It's an element of war.

There was an element of war hysteria in the legal suppression of the book in 1915, but the specific ground was a homoerotic episode between Ursula and a female teacher.

In the Disunion Hangout, series contributors will discuss an element of the war and take questions from fellow history buffs.

When cars entered the fray, the fact that their owners were usually rich added an element of class war.

Plus, for better or worse, there is an element of cold war arms-race about all this, a shadow-boxing struggle for influence.

The C.I.A. payments open a window to an element of the war that has often gone unnoticed: the agency's use of cash to clandestinely buy the loyalty of Afghans.

After 2006, however, the Bush administration's more aggressive approach and similar research activity by other nations resulted in a resurgence of concerns that space attacks could eventually become an element of conventional wars.

Sanaz Mazinani, for example, uses images of drones as a technological element of war in her intricate photo collages.

IN POLITICS, as in war, an element of surprise is vital.

"You could almost say the Ba'ath party comes into its own as an element of the state once the war starts," he said.

The series, and the storyline of "Goodbyeee" especially, often depicts the "lions led by donkeys" perception of the War, an element of Blackadder Goes Forth that has been criticised by historians.