Sentence examples for evils of war from inspiring English sources

In its subtle way it manages to slip in a few ancient truths about the evils of war.

It would be pointless to deface it to remind passersby of the evils of war, as they are conveyed already.

(Tele-Charge) "MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN" Brecht's sardonic and prickly masterpiece about the evils of war and profiteering.

The nonpacifist would, in general, accept what the pacifist says about the evils of war and the need for international organization.

But yesterday many homilies were laced with references to the evils of war, terrorism and religious persecution, and the tragedy of impoverished and starving peoples.

It's only in the last scene that Mr. Lipton succumbs to that dangerous dramatic temptation toward didacticism, clubbing his audience over the head with a long monologue about free will and the evils of war.

Its outrage was directed at the bland evil of war, the US Army Air Force (USAAF), and the bureaucratic scheming of military nonentities.

But I will not be silent in my support of the tireless work and dedication of the wonderful nuns who serve the poor and the helpless, the sick and infirm, the children and elderly, who even go to jail for the cause of protesting the evil of war and nuclear threats to humanity and the world.

This sort of skepticism might also be called "prima facie pacifism": this is the idea that war is usually wrong except in certain extraordinary circumstances when it is compellingly shown that the evil of war is a sort of lesser evil that is necessary for some greater good.

An example of the convergence of this "axis of evil" of war, poverty, and pollution, is Hurricane Katrina.

The evil of war, the violence it unleashes, and what that violence does to both its victims and its perpetrators is so monstrous that all people and leaders should oppose it, full-stop.