Sentence examples for asked about the war from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, questions were asked about the war.

Justin Jackette, a senior with Manhattan, did not wait to be asked about the war.

He asked about the war and what it's like being back.

They've asked about the war, but I lack the skills to make it come alive for them".

Unless asked about the war, Mr. Giuliani generally does not talk about it, except as it relates to the fight against terrorism.

As the BBC reporter Allan Little put it this month, ruminating on the 20th anniversary of the 1992-95 war in Bosnia: "People asked about the war, but their eyes would glaze over when you answered.

Johnson has stumbled in recent interviews, most notably replying "What is Aleppo?" when asked about the war-ravaged city in Syria and by failing to come up with the name of a single world leader he admires.

Should I ask about the war?

He wrote Packer an e-mail that asks many of the questions the rest of us asked, and, in some cases, are still asking, about the war in Iraq: A better Iraq?

"He was very curious about the world, asking about the North Korean boat sunk by the Japanese, asking about the war in Afghanistan, asking who the U.S. might attack next," Suh Jin Won, a South Korean college student, said of a gregarious slipper with a bristle brush haircut who chatted with him halfway down the mountain.

Assuming you're just asking about the war and not including the tourists who choked on Banh Mis last year, 58,209 Americans died in Vietnam.