Sentence examples for insane war from inspiring English sources
Khan blamed what he called "America's insane war on terror" later that day.
He said it was "fundamental" to discuss the American movie industry's ways of portraying Iran in order to prevent "an insane war".
If John McCain's past implies superior wisdom in military matters, then why did he vote for the insane war on Iraq?
We must stop this insane war and develop policies based on common sense, science, public health and respect for individual rights.
Mr. Angell, for example, once won a palindrome competition with the writer Alastair Reid, Mr. Gill wrote, by composing the following epic, the speaker of which is an insane war veteran in a government hospital: "Marge, let dam dogs in.
The Parisian war papers do not represent the whole public opinion; the country is rapidly advancing in material prosperity; and there is a great middle class, increasing both in numbers and in wealth, who are not ready to sacrifice the solid advantages of peace and good-will between the two countries for the empty glory or probable disgrace of an insane war.
One was impeached for lying about oral sex, the second started two insane wars and ran his country into insolvency, and the third is in a legacy dash to a finish line obstructed by transistor-in-the-teeth-crazy Republicans.
The thing about Saddam's reign is that when you look at that skull, you don't even know what period it came from -- his suppression of the Kurds or the Shiites, his insane wars with Iran and Kuwait, or just his daily brutality.
The former lucked out with a brain-dead president and two insane wars and knew how to respond, and the latter – having veered away from the original – captured the horror/comedy of a pathologically self-deluding America living on ever-diminishing expectations as it somersaults gaily into the abyss.
People say I can't believe they are drinking but who do you think is crazy enough to be fighting these insane wars for nine years?" Although he knew he had strong material, he was amazed by the repercussions of his report.
To fight our insane wars, we're wrecking our soldiers' ability to live with themselves and function in society, then regulating what's left of them with chemicals, which often make things immeasurably worse.
