Sentence examples for course peace from inspiring English sources

Of course, peace is not necessarily the same as progress.

The point is that we're playing complex, multidimensional chess, with, of course, peace as our ultimate goal, unlike our enemies.

"We're traveling to Iran to strengthen our connections with as many groups as possible in the areas of government, culture, education, women and, of course, peace.

Bono, Huckabee, and the rest of the ad's lineup (including Arianna Huffington) have lent their voices to ask viewers to sign a petition calling on world leaders to invest in famine-prevention tools, such as early warning systems, irrigation, drought-resistant seeds, and, of course, peace and security.

Who can say, of course, what "peace and quiet" means?

They're imperfect guides, but they might inspire him on the uncharted course of peace.

It brought years of misery to Lebanon and, of course, no peace in the end to Israel.

"In this budget, President Bush charts a straight forward course for peace and prosperity in America," he declared in 2003.

There are those sung by off-duty pilots (the Merrymen's "Saigon Girls") and about the Kent State shootings (the Beach Boys Student Demonstration Timeme"), as well as snippets of political speeches and military radio broadcasts and, of course, "Give Peace a Chance".

When NATO took to the air to strike the Bosnian Serbs, in 1995, none of the dire consequences predicted by doubters ensued; in due course a peace treaty was signed, which has worked remarkably well.

Rather, the real point may have been to influence the course of peace talks, about which there continues to be much chatter and rumour, if little of real substance.Simon Gass, NATO's ambassador in Kabul, points out that violence is likely only to increase as talks of a settlement are in the air, and as groups "try to maximise their leverage".