Sentence examples for look of war from inspiring English sources

Brian Cox and Gerard Butler are particularly good in this film that has the look of war footage direct from the Afghan front as seen on CNN.

The man most responsible for designing the Big Bertha was a former billiard-cue maker who based the club's shape partly on "Star Wars" and partly on the look of Polynesian war canoes.

Chautara municipality, the district's headquarters, has the look of a war zone.

Coming closer, we can see that the dark rings under his eyes have the look of a war zone.

The streets of Midtown are rendered in incredible detail: the burned-out trucks, the stray dogs, the people huddling together for warmth – all of these provide the weirdly dislocating look of Don McCullin war photography.

The actors also had to diet to lose weight to achieve the look of World War II characters.

The Associated Press reported: "The siege has given the neighborhood the look of a war zone", with troops manning machine guns behind sandbagged posts and from the top of armored vehicles.

I feel that there are so many hard to look at images of war that are already out there, and I am not interested in contributing to the desensitization of war.

Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the chief prosecutor at The Hague, has received more than 200 requests to look into allegations of war crimes during the recent fighting between Israel and Hamas militants.

The prosecutor has received more than 200 requests to look into allegations of war crimes during the recent fighting between Israel and Hamas militants.

It's clear from its spare look that "Prisoners of War" operated on a more slender production budget than "Homeland," and it makes greater use of conventional TV storytelling methods, like fake news reports and cheaply manipulative music.