Sentence examples for extraordinary war from inspiring English sources

He illuminated the extraordinary war service and the Presidency of Dwight Eisenhower.

Human emotions abound here, and however fractured the narrative, some extraordinary war stories take shape.

The ensuing years of Anton's life have been, like anyone's, mundane and extraordinary: war protests, marriage, parenthood; pottery, medieval reënactments, health problems.

An explanation may lie in an extraordinary war of words being waged between the top Saudi envoy to Thailand and his hosts.

Even if we total the 20th century's extraordinary war casualty list, it doesn't equal the levels of mortality in this pandemic.

Most diplomats agreed with Secretary General Kofi Annan that the notion of any peacekeeper coming before the court, which was created to prosecute extraordinary war crimes, human rights violations and genocide, was utterly remote.

There was but one hitch: the referendum for the self-rule of the Donetsk People's Republic was a fake, a product of an extraordinary information war, just like the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic.

But the country, and this city, is meanwhile the site of a bitter, fratricidal battle for its soul — an extraordinary culture war over what it means to be a Turk.

Yet interviews in recent days show how they are working together on tactical operations, and how far the C.I.A. has extended its extraordinary secret war beyond the mountainous tribal belt and deep into Pakistan's sprawling cities.

The extraordinary "Unholy War," which has its premiere on CNN tomorrow night, is one of three eye-opening documentaries about Afghanistan this weekend -- and it's not easy to be eye-opening in the barrage of recent news.

The other is an extraordinary propaganda war waged by a spitting rump of pundits and politicians against reality itself.