Sentence examples for example of military from inspiring English sources

But MacDonald sees this expedition as another example of "military heroism".

To see what's wrong here, consider another example of military inefficiency: the draft.

The 360-degree canvas is a stirring example of military site-specific art, with its galloping steeds, riders contorted with purpose and pain, and clouds of the gunpowder smoke that hung in the humid July air more than seven-score years ago.

Despite the toylike feel of his figures, he is too knowing to be a primitive, and for all his seemingly topical references mocking scenes, for example, of military juntas he is too dreamy to be a chronicler and too gentle for a parodist.

These goggles represent more than just another gadget: they could well become the first example of military neuro-enhancement using what is called a brain-machine interface.

By its monumentality and unique structure, it presents an exceptional example of military architecture of its time.

Enheduanna was the daughter of King Sargon, who united Sumer in the south and Akkad in the north in the earliest example of military-driven empire building.

The recent examples of military operations supported by tribals and people in Iraq demonstrate that.

Modern examples of military pageantry include the gigantic victory parades held in the Allied capitals after World Wars I and II.

Strategemata (Stratagems), written after 84, gives examples of military stratagems from Greek and Roman history, for the instruction of Roman officers, in three books; the fourth book is concerned largely with military discipline.

This paradox of militant Buddhism inspired the Metropolitan Museum of Art's fascinating 2006 exhibition "Warriors of the Himalayas: Rediscovering the Arms and Armor of Tibet," which presented some 130 examples of military art.