Sentence examples for forms of combat from inspiring English sources

Once again we see that in culture war, as in all forms of combat, the combatants are typically far more alike than they often realize.

After all, these forms of combat are between two individuals, not two tribes.

And yet he had not been trained for less hidebound forms of combat; he cites with approval one cadet's idea of a new motto for West Point, "Two Hundred Years of Tradition, Unhindered by Progress".

Derivatives of the unarmed forms of combat, such as judo, sumo, karate, and tae kwon do, are practiced, as are self-defense forms, such as aikido, hapkido, and kung fu.

Rebeck's latest play, "Mauritius" (directed by Doug Hughes, at the Biltmore), brings together two sensational forms of combat: the psychological battle between rivalrous siblings for property after a parent's death, which most of the audience understands, and the compulsive battle for ownership in the world of philately, which most of the audience doesn't.

Paul is a martial arts specialist with eight different black belts in various forms of combat sports.

Fiction, however, is not a form of combat.

Our chosen form of combat here is Sophocles, an effort to restore meaning to entertainment".

Wrestling probably originated in hand-to-hand combat, and in particular as a sportive form of combat substituting the submission of a contestant for his death.

This history of American airmen in the First World War conveys the fervor with which young men rushed to take part in a new form of combat.

Here then is an end to ten years of doubt about the United States' involvement in any form of combat that might lead to the shedding of American blood.