Sentence examples for interminable warfare from inspiring English sources
Despite the occasional rising by the Maronites, Lebanon provided naval forces to the Umayyads in their interminable warfare with the Byzantines.
Some believe that the movement will implode, with the next phase of Afghanistan's interminable warfare involving one Taliban faction against another.
He never quite says so, but he is deeply pessimistic.In this section How to fix a broken system A bit of a mess The unlucky continent Talking sense Blood cotton Asian star Correction Reprints"World Order" sets out how the modern state arose almost by accident, from the interminable warfare of early 17th-century Europe.
Endless warfare has precluded production.
If you substituted airplanes and plastic explosives for horses and swords, you would have a more or less accurate picture of the world of interminable desert warfare and religious coercion that bin Laden is willing to die to recreate.
Probably not, but because religion continues to be such an important and contentious part of human experience it is worth reminding ourselves of the terrain that has been fought over for centuries; and the fact that we slip so easily into the metaphor of warfare when thinking about the subject should alert us to the interminable and inconclusive nature of the debate.
" 'Interminable scherzo'?
The frenzied, interminable barking.
"The lines are interminable.
