Sentence examples for experiences in the second from inspiring English sources

Of course, those who were young had horrible experiences in the Second World War as well and performed great feats of courage and self-sacrifice.

Her father is tormented by his experiences in the Second World War, and, in an indelible embarrassment, is caught by a farmer "pulling on himself, behind the barns".

Finally, at the urging of Peter Bogdanovich, Lorimar produced "The Big Red One," a four-and-a-half-hour summation of Fuller's experiences in the Second World War, but then cut it down to a mangled hundred and thirteen minutes.

There he says, about his experiences in the Second World War (he fought in the Battle of the Bulge), "Having emerged from the war alive was a kind of license to be unrestricted in our filmmaking and our ideas".

Her accounts of women's experiences in the second world war, the Soviet-Afghan war and, most famously, the Chernobyl disaster have fearlessly examined the human suffering that Soviet and post-Soviet regimes have sought to whitewash.

His experiences in the second world war as an RAF pilot in South Rhodesia, where he was outraged by the treatment of black Africans, turned him into a lifelong "anti-racist and anti-colonialist", his brother suggested.

Surely chimps deserve to be spared such horrible experiences in the first place.

Lord of the Rings was inspired by Tolkien's experiences in the first world war, and it's got orcs.

The music and the violence were both outgrowths of the very loneliness that draws people together into these mass experiences in the first place.

Graves was also an ex-soldier, and he documented his catastrophic experiences in the First World War in his celebrated memoir, "Goodbye to All That".

To determine if food-related experiences in the first 2 years of life predict dietary variety in school-aged children.