Sentence examples for era of war from inspiring English sources

He says the world risks returning to an era of war with no limits.

The dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, inaugurated a new era of war, many observers felt.

However, Stalin's "Great Break" was rooted in the earlier era of "war communism," which lasted from 1918 to 1920.

Of course I'm glad that Waterloo brought an end to a long and horrible era of war in Europe.

It was an era of war and corruption, and Confucius argued that rituals could teach people to reconcile their desires to the needs of family and community.

In the 1930s Behrman began to struggle with the incongruity of writing comedy during an era of war and economic crisis.

In an era of warring ideologies, the only meaningful contest was for domination, and the repenters were clearly the losers.

In our era of wars and disasters and uprooted populations, someone else might be wearing your life like a suit — or you his.

During China's era of warring states, and Europe after the fall of Rome, violence was at high levels for centuries.

Meigs said during the discussion that we were not so much in an era of "asymmetric war" as of "idiosyncratic war".

In the era of world wars and then Cold War, Bosch the apocalyptic prophet came to the fore.