Sentence examples for cultures of war from inspiring English sources

Cultures of War, by John W. Dower (Norton/New Press; $29.95).

The finalists in the nonfiction category were Barbara Demick (Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea), John W. Dower (Cultures of War: Pearl Harbor, Hiroshima, 9-11, Iraq), Patti Smith (Just Kids), Justin Spring (Secret Historian: The Life and Times of Samuel Steward), and Megan K. Stack (Every Man in This Village Is a Liar: An Education in War).

"People are sick and tired of this culture of war.

A culture of war and murder has arisen.

Excerpted from THE CULTURE OF WAR by Martin van Creveld.

He says it was simply time to end "a culture of war, a culture of confrontation, a culture of revenge".

But what can we expect to happen in case the culture of war is absent?

In a society where clitoridectomy used to be common, the culture of war has liberated women.

Part I deals with the culture of war as it manifests itself in ordinary times.

I wonder if some measure of our national ambivalence results from what might be termed a "culture of war".

A full discussion of the culture of war would require not a single volume but an entire library.