Sentence examples for militaristic experience from inspiring English sources

The Webb choice defanged the McCain advantage on militaristic experience and like Obama the one-term Senator from Virginia represented a fresh face that the electorate craved.

But in so doing, Slavick neither speaks out against the militaristic valuation of wartime experience, nor does she endorse the view that the art of war produced by media-oriented artists is as meritorious as the art made by the artist-veterans of war.

In another chapter, Mr. Simon reduces "Star Wars" to "a commentary on the evils of our own side's war in Vietnam": "Luke's struggle with his father, who has gone over to the side of the militaristic empire," he writes, "reflects the experience of many draft-age young men who struggled with their pro-war fathers over the morality of the war".

The pounding, militaristic orchestra tunes accompanying the action further enhanced the critics' experience with the game.

Dunga, the 1994 World Cup-winning captain, was appointed in August 2006 as a means to emulate the Jürgen Klinsmann experience in the German team and to impose a militaristic approach to the job after what was perceived as a lenient attitude by his predecessor, Carlos Alberto Parreira.

(Folk music in a 'contemporary style' is nothing but a deception)." His dislike for the music traditions of his own country in particular were intensified by his experiences of the war, during which Japanese music became associated with militaristic and nationalistic cultural ideals.

My first political experience was attending an anti-nuclear rally in the city against one of these militaristic fairs.

Drawing on his national service experiences, the piece showed a seven-strong squad of men hurling themselves through a series of militaristic rituals to a driving score.

He sounds oddly militaristic?

My militaristic background.

Militaristic font there.