Sentence examples for correct war from inspiring English sources

In the bombing campaign against the fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, "we're fighting a very politically correct war," he said — a strategy he considers a mistake.

"It's the first politically correct war," he said of the mobilization that had first been titled Operation Infinite Justice by the American authorities, and was later renamed Operation Enduring Freedom in deference to Muslims who might have been offended by the original title.

A grammatically correct war against terror is the lodestone.

"There is no such thing as a politically correct war.

"We're fighting a very politically correct war," he said in a different media appearance.

In an interview with Fox News in December, Trump criticized the Obama administration for "fighting a very politically correct war" against Islamic State, and sadly arrived at this foolish and ugly thought: "You have to take out their families".

Not so long ago, there was a furious fight between different tribes in the White House, the CIA and the State and Defense departments over the correct war-fighting strategy.

Guys like that do not like Star Trek", to which Liz corrects "Wars!".

The theatre was correct: the war was raging.

Mr. Assange is correct that war generally weighs hard on civilians: They are dismembered, crushed, asphyxiated, eviscerated, buried alive, burned to death and shot.

By the 1930s, even an organization that was as partisan on the Union side as the United Daughters of the Confederacy was on the Confederate side called itself the "Society for Correct Civil War Information".