Sentence examples for encounter with war from inspiring English sources

My next encounter with war crimes trials came in the Soviet Union, in June 1986 in the Crimean capital, Simferopol.

Their faces register surprise and grave wariness at this encounter with war's ultimate price.

For Vietnam did not destroy nor did Desert Storm recreate the very essence of man's encounter with war, the beauty of dependence and caring and camaraderie that nearly, but not quite, transcends fear itself.

Prof Wilson said he hopes to use the principle with wild elephants in Africa, which may exhibit stress in particular locations due to previous encounters with war zones.

Through flashbacks, voice-overs and encounters with war-widows the film pieces together their fate.

Tirico's statement was surely meant to evoke standing in a sweaty movie line in the summer of 1977, or else sitting agog in the dark in your friend's basement, or whatever other memories viewers might have of their first encounter with "Star Wars".

Veterans talked about their lives before the war, she said; about their first encounters with the war; and sometimes about postwar humiliations, when Jews were stung and thwarted by explicitly anti-Semitic Soviet propaganda.

The action against the German Kaiser's army in France gave some of the emerging superpower's brightest young officers their first encounters with European war, and Mr. Eisenhower recounts their experiences in this book.

"Marine Wedding," the portrait's title, was not Ms. Berman's first encounter with wounded Iraq war veterans.

Fascist-era buildings are not the most obvious candidate for representing "outstanding universal value", but while Eritrea's harsh encounter with modernity and war has caused untold misery, it has also bestowed on this small African nation a unique form of urbanism that post-independence Eritrea has made its own.

It was my first close encounter with American post-war artists such as Pollock, Rothko and Warhol.