Sentence examples for called wars from inspiring English sources

But once we stop laughing, we must remember that culture wars are called wars for a reason.

If Somalia is any indication, the post-Cold War future will include some wars so unconventional that they can hardly be called wars at all.

One big test of George Bush's foreign policy is whether he can see the growing case in today's world for what have come to be called "wars of intervention".Until very recently, the question of whether it can be legitimate for the outside world to intervene with military force in the internal affairs of a sovereign country would have struck most respectable people as a non-sequitur.

Indeed, his major philosophical work, Sefer Milhamot Ha-Shem (The War of the Lord, 1329), was called "Wars against the Lord" by one of his opponents.

"That one is called 'War,' " de Villiers said.

Below is a video for a studio recording called "War".

She then unleashed what she called "war for peace".

I remember playing a game called war ball.

Dogs whelped during the war were not allowed to be registered and are called War Babies.

In 1924, the German anti-war activist Ernst Friedrich published a shocking book called War Against War!

I was here almost a year ago, called upon by a charity called War Child.