Sentence examples for example of the war from inspiring English sources

There is a solemn way to look at the inter-Cheney fight: as an example of the war within the Republican Party, between moderates who have a sense of how Americans actually live and its religious-conservative and extreme Tea Party wings.

We saw a further example of the war's havoc when we followed a path up stone steps cut from ascending rocks and came to the bare ruined choirs of St. John's Episcopal Church -- which had served the Confederates as a barracks and hospital and whose flagstone shell is abandoned.

Wood describes him as the "bloodiest man in America's deadliest war" and characterizes him as the clearest example of the war's "dehumanizing influence".

Indeed, Syria is a very dramatic example of the way that war, and conflict journalism, have changed over the years in many parts of the world.

HuffPost assembled some of the most appalling examples of the "war on women" from the past year.

The Korean War, Vietnam and Afghanistan are the most prominent examples of the War by Proxy approach followed by the contending superpowers.

He is drawn to documentary images — for example, of the Crimean War, the American Civil War, the Depression, and the Israel-Lebanon war — and reproduces many of these, along with transcripts of interviews with experts.

Barakeh points to the Syrian Electronic Army, a group of hackers employed by the Assad regime, as an example of how the war in Syria has taken place in two worlds at once.

Vietnam is a perfect example of losing the war and ultimately winning the peace.

Uganda is the first and most obvious example of how the war on global AIDS is falling apart.

Steve Schmidt, a spokesman for Mr. Bush's campaign, decried Mr. Kerry's comments as "yet another example of exploiting the war in Iraq to launch political attacks".