Sentence examples for human wars from inspiring English sources

Comic or not, Handel's opera reserves space, within human wars and affections, to acknowledge the fragility of the vegetable world.

Meanwhile, back in the world of human wars, in Tanzania, giant African pouch rats are being trained to locate land mines.

The human "war of the sexes" is similarly one-sided.

A human war criminal will lie to himself as well as to his interrogators.

The losses are not just human; war has harmed tourism and damaged the country's economy.

An ensemble of five, early in the show, is majestic in form and earthy in reference, symbolizing the daily human war on dirt.

I have little doubt that the perspective of many evolutionary biologists and some biological anthropologists has been distorted by the seductive drama of "primitive human war".

"And that's exciting from a fiction standpoint, but first and foremost we're telling a human war story about the burden of leadership".

After all, the earliest archeological evidence of human war is from 12,000 years ago, dating back to the very beginning of settled, agricultural life, and well before such innovations as capitalism and cities.

When you look at the history of human warfare, civil wars always stand out.

McMaster is no technophobe, but he dismisses conceptions of the future of war that "cut against war's political nature, war's human natures, war's uncertainty and war as a contest of wills".