Sentence examples for feel about war from inspiring English sources

"How do I feel about war?

However you feel about war and history, Portsmouth is still a place to set the imagination racing.

However, there is a productive way that every civilian can relate to veterans, no matter how we feel about war: We can simply listen to their stories.

Don't women have both the privilege and responsibility not to be warriors — to be, depending on how you feel about war, the girl back home or Lysistrata?

Finally she will examine how we think and feel about war.

Indeed, the success or failure of "Pearl Harbor" in Japan is likely to have little to do with how people here feel about war films.

How the public feels about war and peace matters, but shouldn't make up the president's mind for him.

Mr. McCain, who was a prisoner of war in Vietnam, said he had been clear about how he felt about war "and my experiences with it".

One critic has pronounced it "arguably the worst scandal in American political history". So you might reasonably ask a supporter of the war, How do you feel about that war now?

This was a time when there were very few high-profile media voices that progressives could point to and say, "That's exactly how I feel about the war and about the mainstream media's utter capitulation to the Republican war culture".

Like many liberal hawks, I was ambivalent; Pollack said he was 55 to 45 for war, which feels about right.