Sentence examples for drive to war from inspiring English sources

EU leaders have expressed concern at the pace of the drive to war.

They now set themselves to opposing the Administration's drive to war.

Indeed, the feeling of being marginal is at the heart of what appears to be an unstoppable drive to war.

Revenge is good: a covert CIA agent is outed because her husband disproved some of the intelligence used in the drive to war.

So to me, the administration's recent effort to blame the intelligence community for the Iraq mess is as misleading as the drive to war itself.

In the case of smallpox, there was suspicion that the government was exaggerating the threat to whip up support for its drive to war.

On Tuesday, Jonathan Haidt, a professor of psychology and business ethics, and Chris Hedges, a journalist, will discuss whether we are biologically driven to war.

Edward II, distracted from running the country by the presence of his young lover, is driven to war, to the brink of insanity, to prison and ultimately to death.

Flying from Kabul to Iraq, I asked him if, like Paul Wolfowitz with the Iraqi Shiites, he was driven to war because of guilt at abandoning people we had promised to stand by.

Although many Indians experienced, as Bass writes, "real solidarity with the Bengalis," Indira Gandhi was driven to war by the politically explosive and economically catastrophic presence of refugees in India, and the fear of unrest in the border areas where she had just crushed a major left-wing insurgency.

We are driven to war after war, violence on top of violence to appease madmen who believe in gory mythologies.