Sentence examples for exactly war from inspiring English sources

Not exactly War And Peace, then, but nowadays nobody would watch it if it was.

Not exactly War and Peace, but as children's writer Ted Dewan points out: "The books you read when you're a kid become part of your spinal cord.

Critics indicting a writer for glibness or triviality will sniff that the volume on offer is "not exactly War and Peace".

With the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, some have called for the re-institution of the draft, not only to raise the number of troops, but also to make more Americans aware of what exactly war entails.

But there's also a simmering international dispute: Ephesus and Syracuse are at odds, if not exactly war, and any Syracusan found in the town will not be as welcome as the rest of us.

This is the bit where you're going to go – yes, exactly, war is horrific and that's why I would never wear a poppy – I'm not celebrating all that military stuff.

But government and corporate labs didn't exactly wage war on the rapidly spreading agent.

Israel is not exactly at war, he said, "because war is a conflict between two armies or two states," and the Palestinians have neither.

The region, not exactly at war but never having achieved peace, is mired in what resembles a Latin American-style dirty war, a conflict that is strung out and low grade, and rife with abuses.

Iraqis will be left with a country that is not exactly at war, and not exactly at peace.

FOR six years, Congo-Brazzaville has been not exactly at war, but not exactly at peace, either.