Sentence examples for artefacts of war from inspiring English sources

While it is not easy to find a peace motif among all the traditional artefacts of war, a message of regeneration does emerge.The museum's grass-covered roof tilts up towards Parliament's Peace Tower.

Right from the start, as we entered the sandy pine forests in the park, we passed a trench running diagonally through the woods, a remnant of the battle lines in World War I. Today treasure hunters with metal detectors still uncover ammunition and other artefacts of the war.

Sitting in an office decorated with fraying artefacts of the Revolutionary War, Braman, 82, is less coy about why he is backing Senator Rubio over a certain other Floridian who is set soon also to get into the race, former Governor Jeb Bush.

American officials have said this is the first joint exchange of war artefacts.

Eden Camp itself is an artefact - it was built as a Prisoner of War camp in 1942.

Osborne's much vaunted "pro-nuclear consensus" is an artefact of the Cold War and it needs to be broken down.

So while we mourn the loss of art or cultural artefacts, we need to keep a moral perspective in which the true crimes of war can be seen for what they are, and eradicated from the world.

Housed within a former Soviet exhibition park, the display shows artefacts, including ammunition, personal belongings and a shrapnel-hit minibus, all overlaid with a soundtrack of war.

This month we are looking at an artefact from the archive: a page turner given to Guardian editor CP Scott by Boer prisoners of war.

Images of war matter.

The immediate post-war period was neither peace nor war, although the sensitivities of war persisted.