Sentence examples for example of war from inspiring English sources

The example of War Child's literature reflects how male rape is in a state of hearsay: people speak of it but few seem to be dealing with it directly.

There are many contenders for the most powerful example of war art from the past two centuries: Picasso's Guernica (1937), painted in response to the bombing of a Basque village during the Spanish Civil War, would be an obvious choice.

The latest (known) example of war technology coming home is the aerostat, a medium-sized blimp tethered high above its target area.

The book about the members of an air cavalry troop that flew into the most intensive helicopter warfare ever and how that experience has dogged them ever since, tells the Robert Howard II story as an example of war's lasting effect, not only on the warriors but on their families and others who struggle to understand what happened to their heroes.

-- in 1945, before the war in the Pacific was won, and Woodrow Wilson lost Democratic control of both houses of Congress in 1918, when American doughboys were still in the field Over There, among other recently cited examples of war restlessness.

Union Army actions under Sherman's command have been criticized as examples of war crimes committed in the United States during the Presidency of Abraham Lincoln.

Ironically, this atrocity is one of the best known examples of war crimes committed against American soldiers, yet O'Reilly claimed Americans had slaughtered Germans.

Such as, for example, Game of War.

For example, acts of war, psychological breakdowns or elective surgery are not covered.

For example, conditions of war which include increasing supplies of adrenalin, fear, trauma, rage, etc. can foment into a gang mentality of cruelty that has beset Iraq, Afghanistan, and wars before it.

History is littered with examples of wars won, only for the subsequent peace to be lost.