Sentence examples for awe of war from inspiring English sources

He saw enough gunfire and other varieties of danger to be in awe of war correspondents and investigative journalists.

It was an awe-inspiring spoil of war.

I was in awe of his witness against war and violence, dating back to the Vietnam war.

Six and a half years after the "shock and awe" of the first days of war in Iraq come the Iraq war logs.

Ten years on from the shock and awe of the 2003 Bush and Blair war – which followed 13 years of murderous sanctions, and 35 years of Saddamist dictatorship – my tormented land, once a cradle of civilisation, is staring into the abyss.

We behold, awe-struck, the harrowing "Disasters of War" by Goya; the dissonant post-World War I Expressionism of Otto Dix; the mourning women depicted by Käthe Kollwitz, who lost a son and a grandson in wars.

Released just one day after moviegoers watched the first explosions in Baghdad the opening of a "shock and awe" salvo and a permanent state of war— Dreamcatcher feels like a perfect focus for the grim lens with which we scrutinize pop culture's political fixations and moral culpability, particularly in light of Colonel Curtis's total war mentality.

The reviews have been uniformly positive -- reflecting a sense of awe that the brutal and graphic descriptions of war evoke.

However instead, she met the Swallow Man and together they embarked on an awe-inspiring journey that left no corner of war torn Poland unexplored.

Consider the awe we feel at the loss and tragedy of war.

A onetime history major at Holy Cross College, he is still in awe of what his parents' generation faced, through Depression and war.