Sentence examples for master of war from inspiring English sources

Riddler, a master of war who sees catastrophe as "an ecstasy of sorts," remains unfazed.

Almost Herculean, isn't he, with his sinewy arms and swelling chest, the kind of man you can easily imagine as a master of war and of women.

In 358 he invaded Paeonia, and then he defeated the Illyrians decisively, in a battle that already suggests a master of war.

A light, warm breeze blows into his face and Michael Herr, master of war journalism, pulls down the peak of his baseball cap.

Sources: Kenneth A. Hafendorfer, "Mill Springs: Campaign and Battle of Mill Spring"; Damon Eubank, "In the Shadow of the Patriarch: The John J. Crittenden Family in War and Peace Benson Bobrickck, "Master of War: The Life of General George H. Thomas Christopherer J. Einolf, "George Thomas: Virginian for the Union".

Richard Nixon saw himself as a great statesman, a giant for the ages, a general who could command the globe, a master of war, not merely the leader of the free world but "the world leader".

Her "With God on our Side" is delicately lied-like, her "Masters of War" coursing, commanding.

He told Joan Baez that the only reason he wrote "Masters of War" was that he knew it would sell records.

There are originals and jazz standards here, but also a duet version of Bob Dylan's "Masters of War".

Sheeran, who has recorded a new version of Bob Dylan's "Masters Of War" for agit8, said: "Music is a powerful tool in galvanising people around an issue.

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