Sentence examples for involve a war from inspiring English sources

This sounds oddly quaint in an age when the battles more than ever before are global and involve a war of ideas, which enemies of America have already projected into the heart of a slew of American communities.

What they found was that, based on the statistical analysis, their best shot at a hit musical should take place in Europe in the 1980s, feature a female protagonist, and involve a war conflict.

With the cycle done and "Radio Golf" into its opening run, Wilson told interviewers last spring that he was already cooking up the first play of his next phase: a comedy, he told the New York Times, that would involve "a war between coffin makers and undertakers, Death taking a holiday, Queen Victoria and the Platters, Benny Goodman and a magic radio".

All metafictions aside, Sam sneaks into the cell where Jorah Mormont is slowly being devoured by Greyscale and gives him an arduous, gooey chemical peel that is the episode's other best scene because it does not involve a war council, and it makes a dramatic, visceral moment out of somebody getting a tattoo.

And as recent events have shown, a war on terrorism also involves a war about terrorism: debates about its causes and how it is to be confronted.

After a political tussle involving a war memorial, the highly-wired state of Estonia was hit by cyberattack that left it reeling.

Another brief Twitter skirmish involved a war of words with footballer Joey Barton, after Lineker had criticised him on Match of the Day.

In his first message to staff he said that total policing involved a war on crime and aimed to make the Met "the best police service in the UK".

"This is a case involving a war," Khuzami said in his opening line to the jury.

But that left a rhetorical problem: What does a civilizational struggle look like, anyway, if it doesn't involve a ground war?

It might well have involved a nuclear war or a major conventional war with China.