Sentence examples for infinite war from inspiring English sources

Will we respond with imagination, compassion and courageous intelligence, refusing imperial projects and infinite war?

Michael Moore's new film, Where to Invade Next, explores how the US government maintains a state of "infinite war", according to the Oscar-winning documentary film-maker.

"The issue of the United States at infinite war is something that has concerned me for quite some time, and provides the necessary satire for this film," said Moore in the Periscope broadcast.

Naturally the infinite war lobby -- from the Pentagon's "full-spectrum dominance" crowd to hawkish Zio-cons and assorted Republicans -- wants "cold-eyed realist" Petraeus to engage in, what else, infinite war, with its attendant surge(s).

Set to premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, his latest documentary "Where to Invade Next" covers the topic of infinite war and how it's used to fuel the American military industry.

You can of course continue to insist on the rationality of liberal democracy as against "Islamic irrationalism" while waging infinite wars abroad and assaulting civil liberties at home.

Above all, the Pentagon and the country's field commanders seem to be hooked on America's "infinite" wars.

We want war and we want it now Only the powerful pro-infinite war lobby in the US is capable of framing a first step towards a full nuclear agreement with Iran as a disaster.

In its short lifespan, DraftKings has already been the center of an FBI and Justice Department investigation, gone head to head with attorneys general and lawmakers in countless U.S states, and been locked in a seemingly infinite spending war with a rival that essentially offers the exact same service.

"Jerusalem" clocks in at over 600,000 words, a length that dwarfs such monster books as "Ulysses" (a mere 265,000 words), and exceeds  "Shogun," "Infinite Jest," "War and Peace" and either the Old or New Testament individually (but not together).

The heart of Infinite Warfare is all about capturing the romantic notion of a war story.