Sentence examples for idea wars from inspiring English sources
The Cold War had battlegrounds all over the world, and it was a hot enough war in some of them, but in the main battleground, Western Europe, it was a war for hearts and minds — an idea war, an image war, a propaganda war.
It's an obscene idea – if wars just happen, how can we stop them?
First in Libya – and now for Iraq and Syria – we've been sold the idea that wars from the air can be risk-free.
Moreover, the experience of war is not used here to attack the idea of war but to clarify its nature in suffering.
A recurrent theme among peace psychologists has been that war is built, not born, and the related idea that war is biologically possible but not inevitable.
Imbibing Randolph Bourne's idea that "war is the health of the state", Rothbard opposed all wars in his lifetime, and engaged in anti-war activism.
I hate war of course, I think a lot of young people have no idea what war was like.
While I think it's safe to say that we all are against the idea of war conceptually, few have staked as much or orated as much against the underlying idea of war as David Crosby.
In this sense, terrorist attacks would be linked to the idea of war of movement, while acting in Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) would be driven by passive revolution and war of position.
The idea that war is obsolescent may seem preposterously utopian.
