Sentence examples for chapters of war from inspiring English sources

"Dr. King sought to shine a light of justice against those dark chapters of war, repression and racism, our candles symbolize that light".

The escalation has raised fears of a new chapter of war in the intractable Arab-Israeli conflict.

"Article 8 of the I.C.C. statute is the chapter of war crimes," she said at a news conference.

The idea is not new in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars it was articulated, for example, by Tolstoy in the concluding chapter of War and Peace (1865 69).

We are meant to imagine the Moor, in mid-oration, eying an invisible mirror, as though to check his noble frame, just as Tolstoy, in the third chapter of "War and Peace," asks us to picture Princess Hélène, "glancing now at her beautiful round arm, altered in shape by its pressure on the table," in the midst of a glittering reception.

Can Germany ever close the chapters of World War II?

The story of Siddiqui has become one of the most bizarre chapters of the war on terror.

By closing one of the last chapters of World War II, a reconciled Poland and Russia could bring about a more stable and united Europe.

Thomas Keneally, the celebrated Australian author of "Schindler's List" and numerous other books, isn't the first writer to revisit these two chapters of World War I.

"I lived through all the phases, all the chapters of this war that we had in Lebanon," she said in her hospital room not far from Paris.

The federal lawmakers had invited pension experts, lawyers, historians and Holocaust survivors to discuss one of the chapters of World War II that Germany has yet to close: how to pay pensions to Jews who worked voluntarily in the ghettos.