Sentence examples for languages of war from inspiring English sources

As her marriage, to another war reporter, crumbles (the two are separated), di Giovanni reflects on learning to speak the languages of war, of destruction, and, finally, of love.

The vernacular of illness is the language of war.

The language of war is precisely this, and this is a film about the language of war.

"During peacetime, when we need metaphors, we raid the language of war.

The language of war is engaged for the conventional political battle.

The language of "war" in health and medical research is over-used.

"Yalo did not understand Lebanese politics or the language of war," Khoury writes.

This is, after all, a novel about a revolution, and violence is the language of war.

"They're calling it a massacre," she says, "That's the language of war".

David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt use the language of war: "fight-back", "stealing lives", "explosion", "shock", "timebombs" and so on.

But, he concludes, the "language of war" is killing; America, after all, did not send Saddam Hussein roses but "a bombardment".