Sentence examples for intellectual warfare from inspiring English sources

What he accomplished through this manner of intellectual warfare is, like the Dead Sea Scrolls themselves, a topic on which opinion is passionately diverse, with no shortage of bad blood.

ZAWAHIRI RESPONDS Fadl's arguments undermined the entire intellectual framework of jihadist warfare.

Fadl's arguments undermined the entire intellectual framework of jihadist warfare.

He won his soldiers' devotion by the victories that his intellectual ability, applied to warfare, brought them.

There are three main reasons for cyber-attacks: acquiring intellectual property, disruption and cyber warfare.

It is a hard book to put down, perhaps because it has a certain uneasy moral short-circuiting of its own: again, there are no references, so fact and fiction are allowed to trade uniform and mufti; and Carrère's pumped-up admiration of Limonov's often cruel escapades seems, at times, like the wan intellectual's envy of bloody warfare.

According to the British historian and TV presenter Niall Ferguson, Kissinger was the pre-eminent cold war intellectual; his twin career as Harvard scholar and policymaker was informed by a Le Carré-like world of wire-tapping and psychological warfare.

Into this often bloody but still limited and cautious warfare came, alas, the intellectuals.

Between Ike's war and Bush's, the notion of ideological warfare fell into bad odor with intellectuals.

Many of those city-states flourished during the Renaissance era, a time marked by significant intellectual, artistic, and technological advances but also by savage warfare between states loyal to the pope and those loyal to the Holy Roman Empire.

This guy was the ultimate leader -- smart, sophisticated and intellectual, and a student of modern day terrorism and warfare.