Sentence examples for damaged war from inspiring English sources

We simply should not tolerate damaged war graves in our country.

"You don't turn Scorsese down," says Michael Pitt, who pays damaged war veteran Jimmy Darmody.

For instance, the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization — which became part of a Dutch conglomerate in 2009 — refused an extension to Anne Bogart's memorable student production of "South Pacific" at New York University in 1984, which was set in a rehab ward for psychologically damaged war veterans.

There are a lot of damaged war veterans.

She sees the potential in Nick Billy Lushh), a damaged war veteran on psychiatric disability who describes his job qualifications this way: "The only thing I got any training to do is kill people".

Daisy, no longer content to live with the broken promises of her married lover, a high-powered lawyer (Dana Andrews, in one of his many excellent performances for Preminger, who made him a star with "Laura"), allows herself to be seduced by an emotionally damaged war veteran (Henry Fonda, his dark side on rare display).

Here, too, the targets were supposed to be military and economic; even in the hugely destructive raids on Hamburg in 1943, Harris aimed at the working-class districts of the city because the elimination of workers would damage war production.

Now the club played host to Joseph McCarthy and Roy Cohn (who struck up their chumship there) and got Billingsley involved in damaging wars with liberal media.

Yom Kippur War, also called the October War, the Ramadan War, or the Fourth Arab-Israeli War, damaging, inconclusive war and the fourth of the Arab-Israeli wars.

The Confederate forces won the battle, but the loss of Gen. Jackson greatly damaged their war efforts.

Some men also become damaged from war, drinking, or drugs.