Sentence examples for imagery of war from inspiring English sources

The imagery of war films in British and American culture comes to mind.

When Turkish sides do well, their triumphs are frequently clothed in imagery of war, warriors, sexual violence and invasion.

Lamentations, which we read on the Jewish day of national mourning, the 9th Av, has vivid imagery of war, famine, death and suffering.

Before then, imagery of war had been subject to absolute censorship during conflict and diluted for the sake of "taste and decency" by the media during peacetime.

Her most recent book, published last year, was "Regarding the Pain of Others," a long essay on the imagery of war and disaster.

There's a growing frustration in this milieu not just that journalists are being targeted, but that a disbelieving public has come to see all graphic imagery of war as potentially fake, manipulated or propagandist.

"We've been living with the Vietnam syndrome for so long, and this war brings back the imagery of World War II," said Rep. Jim Leach (R-Iowa).

The Tea Party movement never invokes the American Civil War but revels in the imagery of the War of Independence.

** We're kicking things off with a series of letters between Tzvetan Todorov, author of The Fear of Barbarians: Beyond the Clash of Civilizations and W. J. T. Mitchell, author of Cloning Terror: The War of Images, 9/11 to the Present on the visual imagery of the war on terror, our current global political climate, and the role of..

The grotesque realism of Thomas Hirschhorn's wounded shop dummy soldiers decorated with imagery of mutilated war victims would strike a difficult, but perfectly pitched note in this context were it not for his gallery's "shop" tacked on next door.

This is a book that makes direct links from fearsome imagery of Civil War amputees to Baum's creation of the Tin Woodman, who began as a beguiling invention but evolved in Oz sequels into a ghastlier figure as the world changed.