Sentence examples for devoid of war from inspiring English sources

As colorful as Roosevelt was, his Presidency was devoid of war or severe crisis and preoccupied with economic regulation.

Both men's presentations were eminently pragmatic, reasonable, knowledgeable -- and devoid of War on Drugs rhetoric.

We have instead an illustration of what Winston Churchill once referred to as a pudding without a theme: a war devoid of strategic purpose.

Thrust into a ten year cycle of fraud, most Americans have come to accept that, if they couldn't elect a President without being overruled, and they can't stop a fraudulent war devoid of weapons of mass destruction, then how could they stop the financial wolves from beating down their doors?

The contrast with France's capitulation in 1940 is stark.For Britain, the second world war was the "good war"—not only devoid of moral complexity, but in other ways less painful too.

There are red lines even in a war as devoid of clarity as Syria's.

Popular films like "American Sniper" reduce places like Iraq to dusty war zones, devoid of any culture or history.

Kawara settled in New York in 1964, and his later work is devoid of such overt references to the horrors of war, but it is informed by them.

A soldier himself, Mr. Bykov wrote about war in a manner devoid of the standard Soviet romance.

No one believes antiretrovirals can be effectively administered in countries that are at war, or in areas devoid of doctors and hospitals or clinics.

The reports are "completely devoid of truth and are part of a media war against Syria" waged by "seditious and misleading channels", it quotes the army as saying.