Sentence examples for incessant warfare from inspiring English sources

They have been the victims of deforestation and incessant warfare in Central Africa.

Puntland is the northeastern corner of Somalia and had been spared much of the incessant warfare of recent years.

After 30 years of incessant warfare, many of the traditional societal networks in this country have been weakened or destroyed.

Rome's incessant warfare and expansion during the republic has spawned modern debate about the nature of Roman imperialism.

While this helps to explain the incessant warfare, it does not account for Rome's success as an imperial power.

Many scholars believe that they were genuine epic poems, which were produced during a period of incessant warfare around the 4th century.

While the abbey survived Hawkwood as well as the incessant local warfare that raged hereabouts from the 13th to the 15th centuries, it was an act of God in the form of an earthquake that proved Celestine's undoing in 1593.

Warfare was probably incessant.

A terrifying contagious disease, the threat of biological warfare and an American population "living a life of incessant dread": Elizabeth A. Fenn's "Pox Americana" goes back to the future to examine an all-too-relevant part of our past.

In his classic 1965 study, "Deceit, Desire and the Novel," the critic Ren?irard argued that the novel's greatest subject is not love, or warfare or the vicissitudes of everyday life, but "imitative desire": that is, our incessant and impossible urge to have what other people have, to replicate their desires in place of locating our own.

Pound with incessant fury.