Sentence examples for interminable wars from inspiring English sources

Not the two interminable wars?

Because of Charles's role as Holy Roman emperor, Spain became involved in interminable wars.

Once they do, it is up to civil society to continue engaging them and build faith that the interminable wars for more open societies can indeed be won.

With the increased physicality of the sport, best-of-five matches toftenturnturn into seemingly interminable wars of attrition rather than the displays of finesse more befitting tennis.

That's a scary thing unless you want to go back to the messianic mind-set of imprinting our "values" in the Islamic world, an attitude that brought us interminable wars and trillion-dollar deficits.

"In America right now, there are intense concerns about many issues — immigration, the faltering economy, the interminable wars" and the erroneous belief, held by many Americans, that the first nonwhite president is Muslim, said Akbar Ahmed, a professor of Islamic studies at American University.

Is it simply that we're sick of paying attention to this interminable war altogether?

Afghanistan may be in the midst of an interminable war, but buzkashi is eternal, too.

Nor is the seemingly interminable war in Iraq the major cause, although it, too, is probably playing a role.

If they fail to do so, it might not be long before they start another interminable war where everyone loses.

The republic, in other words, was no longer in imminent military danger, but the prospect of an interminable war loomed on the horizon.