Sentence examples for carnage of two from inspiring English sources

It took the awful carnage of two world wars to shift our thinking.

But, judging from the carnage of two World Wars, the West is hardly a model of compassion.

Part of the impulse for the development of Europe has undoubtedly come from its unique and chequered history; and from a profound determination, after the carnage of two world wars, to build a different and better future.

In the UK we have neglected to tell the true story about Europe, about how and why the EU was created to maintain peace after the carnage of two world wars.

He said it was natural for Mr. Bloomberg to travel to Israel in response to this attack because it stands out amid the carnage of three years of conflict.

I posit this: the sheer carnage of eating four or five breakfasts' worth of breakfast put Doherty's frail-but-un-killable body under such strain that he started to overheat and sweat, and he had to lose his coat to finish the chips.

I posit this: The sheer carnage of eating four or five breakfasts' worth of breakfast put Doherty's frail-but-un-killable body under such strain that he started to overheat and sweat, and he had to lose his coat to finish the fries.

Yet, amid the carnage of 1983, two ambitious young MPs entered Parliament - Gordon Brown and Tony Blair.