Sentence examples for breed peace from inspiring English sources
His tributes to country and people recur throughout his work, most prominently in "Cavalcade," "Tonight at 8 30," "This Happy Breed," "Peace in Our Time" and the great tribute to the wartime Royal Navy, "In Which We Serve".
Getting a workable relationship with self-love and letting it all be an ongoing experimental growing process breeds peace.
But peace breeds its own dangers: there are sidelined generals, a disaffected old guard, an impoverished population and death squads cracking their fingers out of boredom.
Peace breeds contentment.
And worldwide, nations including Venezuela, Palau, Maldives, Honduras and others, are creating safe havens, where sharks can breed and thrive in peace.
This has not been true for quite a long time, but the attitude, bred by centuries of peace and prosperity, has lingered.
This new breed of international and peace-loving contemporary Japanese are to confidently step forward and safeguard the world order, at least in Asia.
Counterintuitive as it might seem, this state is the precise environment that breeds productivity, as well as pleasure, peace and playfulness.
"Arabs and Jews should think of this and achieve peace, understand that violence only breeds violence".
The journey from war to peace has taken too long, and familiarity breeds irreverence.
