Sentence examples for flawed soldiers from inspiring English sources

War is legions of noble yet flawed soldiers whose actions challenge who they are and reshuffle what is right and wrong against ethical and moral rationalizations that follow them, from the chaos and bloodshed of the battlefield to the hushed desperation of the home front.

Calling for an end to the war doesn't threaten our soldiers; deeply flawed military strategy does.

Fury is an A+ acting job, far more interested in the violence of war and the proclamations of morality than the flawed characters underneath the soldiers.

Fury is a capital A acting job, far more interested in the violence of war and the proclamations of morality than the flawed characters underneath the soldiers.

But the chance of achieving even these modest aims is being jeopardised by too few troops and a flawed strategy.The shortage of soldiers has hampered the generals' ability to hold territory and forced them to use air power to make up for the lack of numbers.

Taxpayers have spent more than $600 million on the deeply flawed program; it has occasionally benefited soldiers, but its slipshod construction and murky aims have also put Afghans and Americans at risk.

A picture caption with an article on Sunday about electrocutions of American soldiers in Iraq because of flawed wiring misstated, on second reference, the surname of a victim shown with his mother, Cheryl Harris.

Because of flawed electrical work by contractors, the bulletin stated, soldiers at American bases in Iraq had received severe electrical shocks, and some had even been electrocuted.

The Army should be commended for issuing a ruling that could lead to the overturning of the convictions of 28 African-American soldiers who were found guilty in a flawed court-martial in 1944.

But many would also recognise that it is a flawed, partisan process, which in any event ignores the role of soldiers from what was then West Pakistan.

Obama's misidentification may seem like a great leap forward from the flawed perception of his predecessor, but not if measured by the return of more American soldiers, leaving more battlefields, and leaving countries in ruin behind.