Sentence examples for have combatted from inspiring English sources

Such Christian ideas have encourageduniversalistic concern and have combatted egoism and this, other things equal, is morally beneficial.

Ellen Page may have combatted a pedophilic monster in "Hard Candy," but she's taking no risk when it comes to real-life threats.

Native American tribes, organizations and activists have combatted the use of their imagery in schools for decades, and the movement has regained steam in recent years thanks to the high-profile controversy around the name of the Washington, D.C., NFL team. .

Since then, however, science has combatted our ignorance.

But he was fully appreciative of the battles they had fought and the forces they had combatted.

World War I had "shell shock," and World War II had "combat fatigue".

They've got to have combat skills, there's no doubt about it.

But to the extent they have combat experience, it has been mainly tactical, not strategic.

The hospital here has handled more than 325 soldiers from the Iraq war, 137 of whom have combat injuries.

Since the Taliban don't have combat aircraft, we don't need them either.

Here war films refer to not only "combat films" which mostly have combat scenes, but a broader definition of films where war directly influences the narrative.