Sentence examples for knowledge of war from inspiring English sources

He uses the character's first-hand knowledge of war to explain her belief in "humane intervention".

Let's not forget that our president, our commander in chief, has no experience with or knowledge of war.

The writer Susan Sontag, in her new book about war photography, describes "our camera-mediated knowledge of war".

In keeping with the Edenic simplicity of their long hair and near-nudity, they were credited with having no knowledge of war or aggressiveness.

The ultra-familiar, ultra-celebrated image of an agony, of ruin is an unavoidable feature of our camera-mediated knowledge of war.

Knowledge of war medicine and of curing rites was a valuable asset, and in almost all of the tribes the acquisition of this information was costly.

But today, they can be seen and heard all over media outlets due to their writing talents and first-hand knowledge of war-fighting.

The war on drugs, according to anyone with a working knowledge of the war on drugs, does not work.

Steinman both benefits and suffers from her lack of firsthand knowledge of the war.

Mr Justice Gray did accept that "his knowledge of World War Two is unparalleled".

Few Westerners can claim as intimate a knowledge of that war or as deep a connection with the people of Afghanistan, as Mr. Ponfilly.