Sentence examples for confusion of war from inspiring English sources

'Trieste' captures the true horror and confusion of war.

The leaked military documents, while troubling in their revelations about civilian casualties, simply underscore the confusion of war, he said.

So just the mass confusion of war enabled some slaves to flee plantations and perhaps to pose as free men.

The heartbreak and confusion of war are grimly distilled in this story of a dead man's body and the battle of wills it occasions.

But the Army and South Korean investigations found no such order and said the shootings resulted from the confusion of war.

The U.S. News account said in its second paragraph, "There is little doubt that something terrible did happen there, in the confusion of war some refugees were shot by American soldiers".

Lucy Winkett: Of course the church should get its hands dirty with the appalling dilemmas and confusions of war Austen Ivereigh: Just wars are possible – under strict conditions.

First came a major part in the award-winning drama Warriors, playing a British army officer trying to police the horrendous moral confusions of war torn Bosnia.

"The novel is full of reflections on the purpose of life, on history, on the strategic confusions of war and the emotional ones of peace.

More than a week into the invasion of Iraq, the ordinary confusions of war are billowing at full sail: misplaced prisoners, balky radios, sand-swept helicopter landings, missing gear.

Moreover, Guelzo reveals the sheer confusion of Civil War battles; commanders desperately lacked information about the locations and intentions of their enemies, even sometimes of their own divisions.