Sentence examples for innumerable wars from inspiring English sources

Competition for bases brought on innumerable wars, alliances, and betrayals.

For this issue, he reported on the International Committee of the Red Cross Orthopedic Center in Kabul, where the maimed victims of Afghanistan's innumerable wars learn how to live without arms and legs.

Tall, slim and statuesque herders, the Himba live in small, scattered settlements, leading a pastoral life that has remained virtually unchanged for hundreds of years through innumerable wars and droughts in one of the most extreme environments on earth.

Mrs. Sabbag's film is not itself overtly political: it addresses neither the merits of the numerous factions engaged in the war nor the 1991 peace accord that proclaimed no winners or losers and enabled innumerable war crimes to go unpunished under a general amnesty.

In one chapter, they are scripts written by the gods and double as symbols of war's folly: "There have been innumerable Trojan wars,... each representing a fresh attempt at bringing the terror of battle into line with the lucidity of the authorial intent".

She obliged in innumerable ways.

Pakistan is in the grips of militancy because of its fraught relationship with India, with which it has fought three wars and innumerable skirmishes since the countries separated in 1947.

Military miscalculation and diplomatic non-communication have become a way of life between India and Pakistan, leading to three full-scale wars and innumerable crises since the two became independent states in 1947.

The only guarantor of peace is military might, realists argue, overlooking the awkward fact that balance-of-power politics have still produced two devastating world wars and innumerable regional conflicts.Nevertheless, the juxtaposition of a growing body of human-rights law with continuing abuses and atrocities is an equally awkward fact.

From its iconic Azadi (freedom) tower, which has ridden out a revolution, an eight-year war and innumerable protest rallies, to the elegant museum of contemporary art or the city theatre, Tehran has long been home to a brand of wacky, yet distinctively Iranian, contemporary buildings.

With its world wars, genocides, and innumerable revolutions and civil wars, the 20th century was the bloodiest in human history.