Sentence examples for fundamental war from inspiring English sources

Veering between the formal influence of Robbe-Grillet and the visionary tradition of dreamers like William Blake and Lautréamont, they are hyper-realistic tales dominated by the fundamental war between cities and nature, between mankind and mythology.

A fundamental war has been waged in this nation since its founding, between progressive forces pushing us forward and regressive forces pulling us backward.

At Fort Leavenworth, Kan., officers of the Command and General Staff College have been examining the Army's most fundamental war-fighting doctrine to shove the service into the new century and prepare for the unpredictable conflicts that arrived on Sept. 11, far earlier than anticipated.

The act of killing is as fundamental to war as oxygen is to fire.

For Mr. Chirac himself, the Iraqi crisis involves a fundamental principle: war should be the very last resort.

"This is a fundamental turf war between bankruptcy lawyers and bankruptcy petition preparers," said Jason Searns, the general counsel of the biggest form-preparation company, We the People.

The Telegraph also carried a piece by Fraser Nelson, editor of The Spectator, "David Cameron failed the test of trust, and paid the price", in which he wrote: "British prime ministers are just not supposed to lose votes on issues as fundamental as war and peace.

Using the pictorial idiom of his apple-pie America of the 1940's, Rockwell got at the emotional fundamentals of war as surely as Picasso did.

The future cost of caring for veterans is a fundamental cost of war, and honest budgeting would include it in accounting for war cost.

When I said that here was the fundamental case for war, friends scoffed.

Piereson's argument is simple but fundamental: the culture war began with Kennedy's death.