Sentence examples for anguish of war from inspiring English sources
But even here the anguish of war and centuries-old prejudices bite.
Kenji Goto is a seasoned journalist and documentary maker known for his portrayals of the human anguish of war.
Representative Randy Cunningham of California, who was a decorated Navy pilot in Vietnam, lost his composure while speaking of the anguish of war and wept in his floor speech.
In addition, there are free-standing sculptures such as Witness, a massive maternal figure brought low by the anguish of war, made from clay at Spinner's workshop in Provence.
Jiri Kylian's "Soldiers' Mass" (1980), performed by the National Ballet of Canada, also used the power of unison to reflect the anguish of war, but frequently with too heavy a hand.
The anguish of war, a sense of sorrow and most of all anger once again filled the courtroom in The Hague this week, but this time the witness was not a victim of a war led by Slobodan Milosevic.
"The anguish of the war and his relationship with Dora, which was deteriorating, is reflected in these paintings," said John Richardson, the Picasso biographer.
Those among them who find the excitement and anguish of World War II especially fascinating, along with others who enjoy a gripping wartime tale whatever the time period, are going to relish Shirley Hughes's realistic adventure, "Hero on a Bicycle".
When the Japanese call for an American apology for the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it revives in me the anguish of the war — the anguish I experienced as a young man, the anguish I want to forget, but cannot.
Film noir had its roots in the despair of the Great Depression, the anguish of World War II, the anxiety of the postwar nuclear era and the confrontation with Communism.
In one afternoon 50 years ago, so much of our turbulent history – the stain of slavery and anguish of civil war; the yoke of segregation and tyranny of Jim Crow; the death of four little girls in Birmingham, and the dream of a Baptist preacher – met on this bridge.
