Sentence examples for an image of war from inspiring English sources

It is, he said, an image of war.

It was an image of war, replete with entrenched photographers and journalists as Nicky and Jodie were led away.

It helps to think of the "drying vista of ruin" as an image of war, but this animatronic Noah, who weirdly "musters himself" while the beasts "depart," is a clunky vehicle for expressing majesty.

An existential threat conjures an image of war-loving Iran poised on the brink of exterminating the Jews of Israel.

But for photographers themselves, aware of the stylistic cliches and increasing public indifference to this kind of reporting, how to make an effective image of war has become almost an abstract problem.

"Coma" is an incarnation of war in daily life, a mental image of war that is embodied in a repertory of actual images that don't seem to be borrowed from the familiar realm of audiovisual communication but instead seem to be invented from the state of things, wrenched from the horror to incarnate the horror without depicting it expressly.

The painting depicts a bleak image of war, with indigenous Argentinans transporting a captive woman across a bloody battlefield on horseback.

"Mutual fear brings peace," for instance, seems to be an image of the cold war centuries before its time.

Standing in the Compton family cemetery, Niall conjures an image of pre-Civil War Bon Temps when Bill's wife Caroline Shannon Lucioo) gave birth to a girl.

One soldier, a natural leader, called Frankel, uses the pungent perfume patchouli so his platoon can recognise his position during night raids and it is he who provides the film's title in an image of the madness of war.

This creates an image of the consequences of war, misery and deprivation, knocking on the door of the symbolic heart of the European project.