Sentence examples for deaths of war from inspiring English sources
While the beginning of the 20th century was marred by rapid change and the deaths of war, its end was no less shaken by globalization, social and political strife, and on the public health front brought on by unprecedented industrial growth, ecologic and demographic changes, and explosive travel one of history's worst pandemics, HIV/AIDS.
The flowers make up a tiny corner of a painting that is filled with horror -- a dark catalog of disaster and death, of war and suffering, with hungry vultures, flashes of lightning and piles of human skulls.
War is a curable disease, so never stop fighting for the death of war.
"The warrior becomes the hero, and the society celebrates the death and destruction of war, two things the warrior never celebrates.
They were among the first British deaths of the war.
The deaths of brave war photographers such as Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros makes front-page news around the world.
One of the most storied deaths of the war was that of Amos Humiston, a Yankee soldier felled at Gettysburg, who was found with an ambrotype of three children in his hands but no other identification.
Crushing dissent and sparking fratricidal conflict, he shared responsibility for the deaths of the war's 2m or so victims most of whom, incidentally, were pagan.Not quite a saintIn this section Breeding evil?
We've not seen the massive deaths of World War II, but last week the UN stated that a record 60 million people have been displaced in the last year due to war and conflict where democratic institutions have failed.
Drones are becoming dated technology: we may now be able to hand over some of the life-and-death decisions of war to robots.
