Sentence examples for bad peace from inspiring English sources

There is no good war, but sometimes a bad peace can be worse than war itself.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN said there never was a good war, or a bad peace.

This year, for instance, Maya Cruz, 6, the company's youngest member, will recite Benjamin Franklin's statement "There never was a good war or a bad peace".

Live in peace and remember this saying: 'A bad peace is better than a good war.'" Rainclouds barrel across the sky and we depart.

(From "Are you feeling lucky, punk?".) Peter's leader on the justification for the first Gulf war, from January 1991:Benjamin Franklin said there never was a good war, or a bad peace.

The film also indulges in too much predictable moralizing -- war is bad, peace good -- and the placement of a plaque on the sea bottom to honor the dead may strike some as pretentious.

Balancing Israel's local nuclear monopoly would not be bad for peace, he suggests.

"And what's so bad about peace and love and looking out for each other?

On Thursday Netanyahu returned to the fray publicly urging the US to veto the resolution, calling it bad for peace.

Happiness comes in good times, sadness comes in bad times; peace reigns in all times — if we work at it over a long time.

I asked an old friend here in Cairo, a woman with Western tastes that include an occasional glass of whiskey, whether the Muslim Brotherhood might be bad for peace.