Sentence examples for describing war from inspiring English sources

Comment on newspaper terms describing war movements.

The New Yorker, January 24 , 1942P. 11 Comment on newspaper terms describing war movements.

But they can also spend a life describing war without ever seeing a shot fired in anger.

By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, January 24 , 1942P. 11 Comment on newspaper terms describing war movements.

Even when they're singing "When This War Is Over," describing war as a crime and observing that peace "won't bring back those poor boys in their graves," they sound unconcerned.

In the first section, "Sexual Adversity, War, and Feminism", she developed feminist and pacifist themes, describing war as an "involuntary and collective suicide ordained by man".

Describing warring parents is a traumatic task.

Coster-Mullen loved the newsreels that came first, describing wars and new weapons and the conquest of space.

Holmes described war as "an organized bore".

Some questions, including the use of the word "murder" to describe war crimes such as the massacre in the hamlet of My Lai, were fraught.

In February the UN issued a report that described war crimes but not genocide in the Darfur region of The Sudan.