Sentence examples for machine of war from inspiring English sources

Put the breaks on that horrible machine of war.

The authors view ENIAC from diverse perspectives as a machine of war, as the "first computer," as a material artifact constantly remade by its users, and as a subject of (contradictory) historical narratives.

As the royal princess, she moves with weightless delicacy, her arms embroidering light and air, but when she's preparing herself for revenge her body slows into a meditation of folding, balancing, contorted moves, and in battle she becomes a machine of war, her arms working like pistons, her body all hard, slamming angles.

"The military is a machine of war.

The machine of war and the deaths it requires as fuel can be partially stopped with humanitarian aid.

Those conditions are heard initially in the rumbling of the often unseen machines of war that steadily invade and overwhelm "A Screaming Man".

The invention of these machines of war, Frontinus wrote, "has long ago been completed, and I don't see anything surpassing the state of the art".

The big issue is whether nursing the coalition along constrains American strategy, despite the disproportionately large contribution of men and machines of war by the United States.

The ungainly utility vehicles transformed four-seat machines of war into gaudily decorated, smog-belching conveyances for as many as 22 commuters.

For generations of pilots and bombardiers from World War I through the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the noses served as canvases, a means to try to humanize the machines of war.

Three of these machines of war will be realized, artfully, in the Brooklyn Museum's latest iteration of its "Raw/Cooked" series, exhibitions that showcase the work of emerging Brooklyn artists.