Sentence examples similar to end of strife from inspiring English sources

If that finale is genuinely exhilarating, you are still uncomfortably aware that this ecstatic conclusion doesn't mean the end of the strife or the refugees' troubles.

Heard today, this anguished plea for an end to strife has the ring of a contemporary antiwar anthem.

Both songs address confusion and loss of faith, and you could even read political content into some of the phrases from "No More," a helpless plea in the midst of chaos for an end to strife.

He wishes to write music that speaks to the current situation: the universal desire for an end to strife and the creation of a stable society where all individuals can express themselves freely and be able to thrive.

The cosmopolitan world order promises the fulfilment of Enlightenment principles and an end to strife.

"Heglig is Sudanese one hundred percent!" South Sudan was once a part of Sudan but broke away last year after a peace accord ended decades of strife and laid the groundwork for a national referendum.

Regrettably, today's Catholic episcopate seems increasingly marred by Spellman's bitter-end spirit of strife and faction, not by Bernardin's humble recognition that the political squabbles of this world should not rend asunder the Church of Christ.

IN the year 29477, at the distant end of a strife-torn galaxy, one of the most famous residents of the planet Rubi-Ka is a genetically engineered mutant called Thedeacon.

The warring sides had struck a peace deal that brought to an end ten years of strife.

What better way to end 50 years of strife than to teach North Koreans to make par, not war?

It was the first by a British monarch and showed how far the two countries had come in ending the years of strife known as the Troubles.