Sentence examples for classical war from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Yaslowitz performs classical war horses — his playlist in Nyack last month included three Beethoven sonatas — he schedules his share of pianists who favor Stockhausen over Schubert.

Classical war is international war, a war between different states, like the two World Wars.

To an extent undreamed of in classical war, where we "fit" an enemy mirror of ourselves, in the stranger-milieu we are at their mercy.

Classical wars between states had become more and more historically obsolescent models which were replaced by "New Wars" (Kaldor 1999).

Hugo Grotius is often cited as the most formidable classical just war theorist (though I'd rank Vitoria up there myself).

States with deficits lost gold, which caused the money supply to shrink, pushing prices down and sharpening their edge against rivals.Unfortunately the euro resembles the flawed interwar version of the gold standard rather than the classical pre-war model.

Stephen Neff wrote that "the term 'war guilt' is a slight unfortunate one, since to lawyers, the term 'guilt' primarily connotes criminal liability" while "the responsibility of Germany envisaged in the Versailles Treaty ... was civil in nature, comparable to the indemnity obligation of classical just-war theory".

In its aftermath a number of challenges to this classical paradigm of war emerged, the first in the closing days of World War II.

An avid reader, he particularly enjoyed histories of the Civil War, classical Greece and Rome, and World War II.

Now comes a trio of American artists who hope to create a major classical composition about war, based on the experiences of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But as American casualties continued through the summer, Gen. John Abizaid, the Arabic-speaking new head of the United States Central Command, said the attackers were part of a "classical guerrilla-type war situation".