Sentence examples for communal war from inspiring English sources

Communal war canoes, which were up to 100 feet long, were lavishly decorated with carving and painting.

Politically, Saʿadia's brief presidency was a fiasco and aggravated the chaos by a communal civil war.

Similar communal tug-of-war games take place in Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar, in all cases having a connection to fecundity and the prospect of a bountiful harvest.

Mary would never recover, but Lincoln would merge his sorrow into the country's communal suffering during the war.

Patients we spoke to at a local dialysis clinic confirmed that they had once ground their own flour from their own wheat, but had switched to bigger communal mills after the war.

Erica Whyman's RSC production was subtitled "A Play for the Nation" and, in employing amateur actors as the mechanicals, caught the communal spirit of a war-torn 1940s Britain.

communal living; communalism".  .

More than a century of British technological, institutional, and ideological unification of the South Asian subcontinent thus ended after World War II with communal civil war, mass migration, and partition.

Moreover, whereas the western groups tended toward pacifism, the eastern groups adopted many customs of Plains warfare, including graded war honours and communal victory celebrations and dances.

In South Sudan more than two decades of war and inter-communal fighting have torn apart families and communities, causing thousands of people to flee their homes into neighbouring countries and weakening traditional mechanisms for protection.

As Michael Gelven has written more recently, war is intrinsically vast, communal (or political) and violent.