Sentence examples for insights war from inspiring English sources

Work in old insights — war babies, etc. Wanted to begin right away, at Warm Springs, Georgia, campaign kickoff (the Roosevelt Legacy, etc. etc)., but decided better not push my luck.

Afraid he'd steal my insight — war babies, etc. — so didn't say a thing.

"The quick change from frivolous to grim and back again represents one of the movie's key insights about war and its absurdity," he says.

In its first 75 years the psychoanalytic movement (Sigmund Freud, Edward Glover, Otto Rank and others) ventured insights into war, sadism and violence that were at times speculative and at times profound.

Review: Insights about war are signaled by 'Tracers' .

It's still widely read today for its insights into war, its clever stratagems and tactics, and its lessons into human nature and behavior.

For anyone wishing to develop Foucault's insights on war, this remains a problem to be addressed.

Adams's jaundiced view allows for this insight, too: war is a mess, and only ever glorious in hindsight.

To others, the Bible is a historical record that provides an intriguing insight into war and sex in the ancient Middle East.

Surely there is some formula that some mad baseball sabermetric scientist can come up to provide us with just a little more insight – a WAR total consisting of in-game moves, combined with bullpen management and anonymous player surveys that paint a picture of how the skipper manages his players day-to-day.

Mr Morrogh said their letters home gave a poignant picture of them as men and an insight into war.