Sentence examples for making wars from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Bush has not done is engage seriously in an Israeli-Palestinian peace process; he's been too busy making wars of his own.

But his registering of scale is delicately done, with bodies dwarfed by cavernous structures or natural hills and vales, and you can feel him struggling to remind us, as Lucas and the other directors never bothered to do, that making wars among the stars is, by definition, the last word in futility and folly.

Opponents, like the signatories to the letter, believe that by eliminating the risk of human deaths, robotic weapons (the technology for which will become cheap and ubiquitous in coming years), would lower the threshold for going to war - potentially making wars more common.

Dear younger poetry generation, perhaps your father or uncle worked in the defense industry these last ten warmaking years; perhaps you got a relatively free higher education because empire has built up excess capital by making wars, and you're the direct beneficiary; dear poet, where do you think your cozy suburban privileges and urban fun come from?

Making love beats making war, it seems.

"The alternative to making war is not making love but not making war," he said.

PEACEMAKING, like making war, has a momentum of its own.

But making war on coal won't destroy jobs.

Sheikh Abdullah strongly opposed making war against fellow-Muslims.

"Building peace is much harder than making war".

It was like the elements were making war.