Sentence examples for love of war from inspiring English sources
"I don't think he did it for the love of war.
It is, above all, the story of Napoleon's ambition, his love of war, and the grim shifts his enemies endured to defeat him.
He is the author of more than twenty books translated into twenty five languages including a number one best seller, "The Soul's Code," and his opus, "A Terrible Love of War".
In Roosevelt's case, the pro-expansion sentiment was of a piece with a love of war as "romantic, ennobling and purifying" and a racist condescension toward "inferior" peoples that are appalling by today's standards.
Twain's true legacy seems double: there is the murmuring, pastoral, simplified line, which runs through Hemingway's trout-fishing trip in "The Sun Also Rises" and Thurber's memories of Columbus; and there is the sardonic idol-smashing tone, which runs into George Carlin's great routines on religion and the American love of war.
Terriers love tug-of-war, as they love to hold onto things!
Which may be why I love God of War.
It read: "Let us think not of conflict, but of resolution, not of divisiveness, but of unity, not of hatred, but of love, not of war, but of peace".
If your dog cant fetch but loves tug-of-war, use that as a reward instead.
My youngest son is obsessed with both Lego and "Star Wars," meaning that he is basically in DSM-IV territory with his love of "Star Wars" as retold in stop-motion Lego videos.
