Sentence examples for battleground in which from inspiring English sources

For Mamet the theatre is a courtroom – a battleground in which judgment rather than justice is at stake.

As it is throughout the region, history in Iraq is a battleground in which faiths seek precedence for modern-day claims.

King Lear especially became a critical battleground in which editors argued for the superiority of various features of the 1608 quarto or the folio text.

What happened that evening in the park seemed to crystallize all that was wrong with New York and to suggest that it had devolved into a tameless and racially polarized battleground in which even its youths were capable of the most wanton acts.

Set in the 1950s, when psychiatry was a battleground in which traditionalists wedded to lobotomy, electric shock and incarceration clashed with modernisers eager to move over to psychotherapy, education and medicine, it is based on a best-selling novel by Dennis Lehane published in 2003.

Now as before the rise of the Islamic State, the Syrian civil war is a chaotic battleground in which aid for "moderate" insurgents can end up in the hands of extremists.

But Mr. Cuomo's move irked some conservatives, who are determined to fight the health care law and view state capitals as important battlegrounds in which the law's implementation can be contested.

The two battleground surveys in which Mr. Obama trailed on Thursday are worth discussing.

(The point of N.P.V., of course, is to make the entire nation a battleground state, in which the every citizen's vote is worth casting, and worth soliciting).

Several of the political group's founders are from Midwestern and Southern states, including Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia, which Mr. Pennybacker called "battleground areas" in which moderate and progressive Christians have been losing their "political voice" to Christian conservatives.

Nato remains undefeated on the battlefield, but Laity wanted to make clear that the "narrative landscape" represented a new and unfamiliar battleground – one in which Nato no longer appeared to hold a clear advantage.