Sentence examples for challenging war from inspiring English sources
MI5 agent Diana Calthorp is having an equally challenging war, with tasks that range from investigating the sad case of the canary supposedly killed by an enemy transmitter in the church tower to infiltrating the antsemitic Right Club, which is determined to keep America neutral.
In 1942 when the United States was preparing to fight a long, technically challenging war, Hilliard left MGM to join his friend Blackburn who had begun research for Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITto to work on radar development for U.S. military applications.
Eventually, the Wolfkrone manages to find a land and live at peace, but Hilde is alarmed by Siegfried that an army of malfested have challenged wars upon the kingdom.
In spite of the rivalry with Bobby in the 1968 campaign, I admired Gene enormously for his courage in challenging a war America never should have fought.
George's impressive speeches challenging the war in Iraq and plans to invade Iran have made him a hero to many, but his stance on issues such as abortion has meant that many have challenged his progressive credentials.
Instead of challenging the war's supporters directly, Clifford went around them, reversing Johnson's policies with skillful coercion -- quietly coaxing the president's informal coterie of advisors to oppose the war.
Every few months, I take another look at footage of Sen. Morse, directly challenging the war president, a man of his own party.
We are confronted by extraordinary, complex and interconnected global challenges: war on terror, sectarian division and the spread of deadly technology".
Called Wives and Sweethearts, it looks at the unique challenges war places on a relationship.
He continued to challenge cold war premises even as he exposed Soviet abuses.
Since 2013 I, and others, have challenged the war stories that are being told while highlighting the profligate spending and comparing it to what other countries that bore greater human costs in the war have committed to remembrance.
