Sentence examples for madness of war from inspiring English sources

But in the madness of war, the right to state the obvious becomes worth fighting for.

They show the madness of war fever on the home front.

"Attack" conjures the madness of war vengeance, riding in thrash-metal tempo and going into ballad mode for a verse.

Her words bear witness to the deracinating madness of war, a hysteria that infects not only those doing the fighting but also those ambitious to do the saving.

As well as the reference to weapons of mass destruction being an "abused technology", the speech refers to "this madness of war".

The song's deep sorrow at the madness of war is beautiful enough, but the richness of its sense-impressions are almost overwhelming.

Surely it was the madness of this war, not deafness, that drove Goya into the darkest regions of his mind.

"Our aim is not to punish the perpetrators, but to resolve the grievances of those who suffered injustice amid the madness of the war".

If they could do it then, what are the restraints that prevent the developed world from once again plunging into the madness of mass war and state violence?

In the early-20th-century galleries, Kirchner's well-known painting of himself in a military uniform with an amputated hand from 1915 bitterly denounces the madness of modern war, while his Gauguin-like, carved wood 1919 sculpture of a naked woman fantasizes a primeval hedonism.

Their badge was a white cockade, and they eventually mustered 5,000 red-faced men, drawn from the counties of Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset with the rallying cry: "For England and our homes". At first, they petitioned the King to stop the madness of the war, but they were ignored.