Sentence examples for crafts of war from inspiring English sources

The illiberal arts confine one to the workshop and narrow one's interests to his own welfare; the crafts of war and farming give one a wider scope so that he can attend to his friends and city (IV.2-4; VIV.2-4.

The latter are the craft of war (polemikê technê) and that of farming (geôrgia).

One must learn the crafts (technai) of war from one who knows them (epistamenon) (II.i.28).

We hear the eco-political message in the very beginning of the film, when Noah tells his son Hem that the bad guys, the descendants of Cain, have been killing and eating animals -- because they assume it makes them stronger -- destroying nature to build cities and craft weapons of war.

Michael Langham, a classical-theater director who honed his craft in a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp and went on to become the artistic head of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario, Canada, and the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis and to direct Shakespeare and Moli? on Broadway, died on Jan . 15at his home in Kent, England.

But we've had too much drafting and crafting of the notion of war — the borderless war on terror — into practices that serve to keep criminals out of courts and in limbos like Guantánamo.

MARK PINCUS: Sure, so "Mafia Wars'" is a game where you form a mafia with your friends and you — it's kind of like a game like "World of War Craft" but it happens in text and pictures instead of immersive environments.

One, a scrimshaw model crafted by a prisoner of war, is on display at Vancouver Maritime Museum.

"If I want sOncehing, I will do my benrolledchieve that goal, whatever it is".

Controversy: In September 2015, U.S. customs officials in Philadelphia confiscated a throne made by Mabunda, crafted from decommissioned weapons of war.

Huge panels merge references to Goya and sixties American craft, enlarging scenes from "Disasters of War" and embellishing them with yarn.