Sentence examples for effects of war on from inspiring English sources

The publicity material for this eerie play, about the effects of war on those waiting for loved ones to return from battle, reports that "the text" is by Eric Bland.

Despite its overwhelmingly anti-war message, despite its bitter and powerful descriptions of the effects of war on his own life -- in one passage, Hedges, returning from El Salvador, describes how he lost it an airport, jumping over a KLM counter and beating a man to the ground and getting stabbed in the face with a with a pen -- the book didn't make me shy away from war.

In London, Mark Ravenhill's Shoot/Get Treasure/ Repeat has landed like a cluster bomb: one big theme - the effects of war on personal and political life - is splintered into fragments which are scattered from Sloane Square to Shoreditch.

Here, too, people would first see the devastating effects of war on civilians.

Many of Mulisch's works deal with the effects of war on the individual.

In a game designed to teach the player the effects of war on society, that empathic bond is critical.

I didn't write about them much, just the effect of war on an Afghan family.

In community and country I saw all around me the destruction wreaked by war, and came to understand slowly the effect of war on family and friends.

I'm fascinated by the effect of war on children, on how they respond to the bravery, cowardice, brutality and unexpected kindnesses that mark conflicts between nations.

The result was his magnificent "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" (1998), a surrealistic meditation on the effect of war on children, on lost and recuperated innocence, on Anne Frank, on marching bands and reincarnation.

Later in life he wrote about German culture in The German People (1945) and Toward Understanding Germany (1954), the latter dealing with the effect of war on personality.