Sentence examples for hatred of war from inspiring English sources
Shaw's hatred of war badly affected his later judgment.
The implication is that his hatred of war starts here.
Noticing this quirk, Orwell remarked on "the English hatred of war and militarism".
The archbishop says his experience as a child in wartime Salerno brought a hatred of war.
The speech began with McCain's hatred of war, then moved on to stress his commitment to multilateralism and to ending global warming.
Mr. Todenhöfer's preoccupation with Syria reflects what he called his hatred of war and a long fascination with the Middle East and Islamic cultures that began when he traveled to Algeria at age 18.
Of course, Japanese and Americans should meet as friends in 1995; there is no reason to reignite the fury and hatreds of war.
describe the Italian army in retreat, the block of transport on the main roads, the bogging and abandonment of Henry's cars on a side road, the Italian privates' behaviour and their hatred of the war, and finally the shooting of the elderly officers in retreat by the Italian battle police at the Tagliamento - these pages are masterly.
But Gennaro returns, bloody and filthy and seething with hatred of the war, eager to share every detail of his experience, upsetting the upbeat mood.
And I don't mean the hatred of the warring parties for each other.
