Sentence examples for continual peace from inspiring English sources

Young men from the inner parts of the empire, growing up in successive generations of continual peace, no longer looked on military service as a natural part of manhood, and the civilian economy appeared attractive compared to the rewards at some frontier posting.

The reign of William II is remembered as two decades of almost continual peace and prosperity.

The search for some kind of lasting inner peace is a continual theme.

In spite of the continual belittling of the term, peace has now acquired a richer and more ample content than in the past.

But he also heralded the agreement as a historic breakthrough for power sharing, saying it marked a break with what he called "the stop-start devolution and continual crises" that have marked the peace process.

The arms issue has been a continual stumbling block in the Northern Ireland peace negotiations, and in the three years since the accord was reached there has been a series of crisis talks to try to solve it.

It was Levin's heritage of hardworking parents and the hardships and illnesses he saw suffered by people during the Depression that influenced his continual concern about social justice and peace, family members said.

During the 18th century China enjoyed a lengthy period of peace and prosperity, characterized by continual territorial expansion and an accelerating population increase.

Continue to seek out a continual future.

Afghans have mixed feelings about the drawdown of foreign troops, many believing that with the deteriorating security situation their presence is needed to back up the Afghan effort to bring peace after more than three decades of continual war.

What we are steaming toward, at the end of more than 12 years of continual hot warfare, is not so much cold warfare or even peace, but rather a kind of high idle, with the expectation of constant overseas military involvement, at some level, somewhere.