Sentence examples for ideas of war from inspiring English sources

But the Napoleonic drama itself belonged to an archaic category of personal ambitions, feudal ideas of war.

In so doing, it addresses a set of questions: How do the adherents to each viewpoint understand the ideas of war and peace?

Drawing on military and cultural history, he seeks to examine "the intertwined ideas of war and masculinity since the Middle Ages" but sallies to distant outposts, often leaving war or masculinity out of sight.

At a banquet for her in Norway, Jorgen Gunnarsson Lovland, the Chairman of the Nobel Committee, gave this toast (the full text is on the Nobel Web site):> Women have encouraged the ideas of war, the attitude to life, and the causes for which men have fought, for which their sons were brought up, and of which they have dreamed.

Many of my patients are veterans for whom ideas of war evoke powerfully held beliefs.

Inevitably I was in love with the idea of war without even knowing what it was".

His son has been espeically shaken by the idea of war, Mr. Jennings said.

It is the history of the idea of war that is beneath our other histories".

"Some people are wearing combat gear to protest the idea of war," Mr. Geist said.

Even today leading Democrats who oppose the Iraq war do not oppose the idea of war itself or its utility.

Karim Pakzad, of the French Institute of International and Strategic Relations, said some young women had "an almost romantic idea of war and warriors.