Sentence examples for miseries of war from inspiring English sources

"I know the miseries of war," Mr. Lenzi said.

"The Large Miseries of War" was his last great etching series.

In France, the printmaker Jacques Callot used etching as an aid to engraving in his series "Miseries of War" (1633).

Of all the countries of the world suffering from the miseries of war, only Sudan and Angola have more displaced people.

But it includes notable precursors -- for example, rare prints from two series of etchings: Francisco Goya's "Disasters of War," from the 19th century, and Jacques Callot's "Large Miseries of War," from the mid-17th century.

And as the United States military withdraws this year, Iraqis have begun to ask whether their state — divided, feeble and corrupt — can navigate the vote's results in a country still plagued by the miseries of war, the legacy of Mr. Hussein's rule and a calculus that celebrates the victor's claiming the spoils of the vanquished.

Beginning, as many chronicles did, with the Creation and ending in 1146, it reflects abundantly on the miseries of "wars and tottering kingdoms".

So therefore I understand the misery of war and therefore there is a need to avoid war".

On one side of the river border are gathered clusters of Syrian refugees, desperate to escape the misery of war and put the Turkish camps behind them.

She was also exposed, close at hand, to the misery of war and its aftermath, which had created millions of displaced persons, many of whom were repatriated to certain death in Stalin's Russia or Tito's Yugoslavia.

Details matter here: both masters dwell on the awful lack of decent food and drink, but perhaps only Powell could manage so subtly to underscore the astonishing importance of sleep deprivation as a part of the misery of war.