Sentence examples for concepts of war from inspiring English sources
In recent speeches, he has rebuked military leaders for clinging to ancient concepts of war — and by ancient he means before Sept. 11, 2001.
They are looking at them through a very gung-ho, flag waving, pro-American lens, but they really are grounded in current events and current concepts of war fighting and about first world nations' roles in society.
"I am heavily inspired by human emotion and conflict (the concepts of war, violence, mental illness, pain, love, etc).
The Department of National Defence's Directorate of Honours and Recognition explained concepts of war had changed since the mid-20th century and Canada had also developed a more elaborate honours system.
"That's an unprecedented broadening of the concept of war".
"The very concept of war is out of date," he said to applause.
He said: "The concept of war is outdated, but we do need to fight.
If it were true, the concept of war would be of the utmost practical significance.
To the end, Baker clung fast to his warped concept of war as romance.
The truth is that there is no univocal concept of war.
"It was an amazing perspective on the concept of war going back to the beginning of time," Mr. Siebel said.
