Sentence examples for individual wars from inspiring English sources

As we follow Hans, Karl and Katia through their individual wars, Bielski uses their stories to illustrate the effect of prolonged and bloody conflict on the human spirit.

Moreover, Rand's hostility to a federal war on drugs might have more to do with the word federal than anything – 50 individual wars on drugs is a Tenth Amendment right – but any progress is welcome, and his candidacy could cement this issue as one for legitimate bipartisan debate.

Curiously, a militaristic posture on foreign affairs signals strong confidence in the military but not always an individual's willingness to serve in the military or fight in individual wars.

"With all unmanned systems, command and control must be maintained and protected, down to the individual war fighter.

"By focusing guilt on the single individual, war crimes tribunals skew the historical picture, absolving the mass of silent, willing executioners".

In his poem Love Among the Ruins, Browning used the idea of an almost entirely lost city to contrast the urban and the rural, the life of the mass and the life of the individual, war and love.

Particularly in the area of communications the distinct analogy of how the US Army is equipping the individual war fighter is very similar to that equipment needed by the police, firemen, EMS personnel, etc.

The Agent Intellect must possess complete knowledge of the sublunary world; that is, it "contains a conception of the rational order obtaining in all individuals" (Wars, I.4, p. 136).

But why are individuals warring over our individual differences?

There is absolutely nothing in the Constitution that allows the president to make private war on individuals.

What isn't mentioned is that he has no problem with the concept of 50 individual state wars on drugs, and deregulating evidently stops when it comes to uterine production—he's OK with voting for federal partial birth abortion bans, for instance.