Sentence examples for ideal war from inspiring English sources

In some ways it's the ideal war for photographers – colourful, anarchic rebels taking on a professional standing army.

Drucker saw a parallel with the ideal war effort: that project, in his eyes, meant innovation turned toward a socially comprehensive, politically inflected end — a community of purpose.

Drucker saw a parallel with the ideal war effort: that project, in his eyes, meant innovation turned toward a socially comprehensive, politically inflected end a community of purpose.

Ironically, Roosevelt's big-government bent made him an ideal war President.

For many years, Bob Kerrey seemed the ideal hero for a non-ideal war; for a brief moment in 1992, it even appeared that this might be enough to carry him to the White House.

Yet, despite its superficial appeal, race-blindness is an ideal at war with itself: Strict adherence to this principle would impede its own enforcement and inhibit addressing the harmful effects of its own past violation.

They bred for wiry, sleek horses that were ideal for war, and Kathiawaris were noted for their loyalty and bravery in battle, often defending their riders even when wounded themselves.

We proceed to provide possible reasons for this, arguing how the male-centric focus of the site may be due to the perpetuation of hegemonic ideals of war as being a traditionally "male" terrain, and the fact that "silence" is often part of women's approach to their war experiences.

They do, but for Europe at least President Woodrow Wilson's ideal of the "war to end war" never seemed closer.

The site celebrates Kahn's vision of an ideal world without war.

Tolstoy's most famous novel, his best known letter to an ideal reader, is War and Peace.