Sentence examples for fact of warfare from inspiring English sources

The military, in Walsh's view, is both the best and the worst of a man's world — as though the unfortunate fact of warfare were all that spoils a good war.

Even the philosopher Pascal Bruckner, who delivered one of three eulogies (the others were given by Bernard Kouchner and Daniel Cohn-Bendit) at Glucksmann's funeral, accepts the grim fact of warfare.

The question, when examining the Cast Lead operation in Gaza, was whether there was something different, something exceptional and intentional and, especially, a matter of policy and command direction, that either trapped or targeted large numbers of civilians, resulting in a human tragedy far beyond the horrible reality of the very fact of warfare.

In fact, some changes have been made to adapt to the new face of warfare.

"The fact of modern warfare is that you can't parachute into places," he said.

In Italy during the mid-20th century, class warfare was a fact of life.

Earlier, in September, Kennedy expressed frustration that Gen. Victor Krulak and Joseph Mendenhall, a Foreign Service officer, had returned from a fact-finding trip to Vietnam with conflicting reports on the state of warfare.

This is in fact the pattern that has emerged in the industrial epoch, due in part to the technologies of warfare and also to the complexities of geopolitics.

The subject of warfare shifts.

It was the privatization of warfare".

"This is a strange kind of warfare.