Sentence examples for description of rebels from inspiring English sources

Syria's official news service blamed the slaying on "armed terrorists," Damascus' routine description of rebels fighting to overthrow Assad.

The state news agency blamed the attacks on "terrorists," the government's standard description of rebels fighting to oust the government of President Bashar Assad.

A SANA dispatch later disputed that account, asserting the bridge was hit by rocket-propelled grenades launched by terrorists, its description of rebel fighters.

But the staff's attempts to escape were quashed, and the audience was given a blow-by-blow description of the rebels' demise.

The London Review of Books essay, "How to Start a Battalion in Five Easy Lessons," begins with a description of a rebel commander withdrawing his fighters from an important rebel defensive position in Aleppo because a donor in the Gulf is willing to provide him with more funds and weapons.

This, for instance, is one boy's description of a killing the rebels ordered him to commit: "First I stabbed her in the heart.

It was unclear on Tuesday night exactly what remarks Mr. Uribe was referring to, though it may have been Mr. Obama's description of Marxist-inspired Colombian rebels as terrorists.

The "Introduction" section attempts to give a description of what constitutes a rebel for the purpose of this book, only to conclude " rebel is far from a well-defined term" (p. 9).

Although he might not have written many poems that come to the front of their page and wave a firebrand at the reader (he preferred the Shakespearean model), his work is nevertheless animated by loyalties and interests that justify his description of himself as a "rebel angel".

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Although the description of Maclean as a rebel against the "medical establishment" is in many senses accurate, it implicitly fails to acknowledge the large number of medical practitioners who could be similarly characterized including many of those men who made up the medical department of the East India Company.