Sentence examples for misery war from inspiring English sources

Eric Weiner, a correspondent for National Public Radio, has spent most of his professional life (including several years at The New York Times) covering misery: war, natural disasters and the like.

A Blitz spirit hangs over British film, an attitude that says: "Well, we lived through that misery – war, strikes, sexism, banned pop songs, whatever – and came out smiling, so we'll do it again".

Africa is not only a land of suffering, misery, war and disease.

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

It condemns half the world's population to misery, conflict, war and exploitation.

Perhaps, after the misery that war had brought, this scrap of new life lifted his spirits.

This was a city where every corner hid gastronomic specialities produced by immigrants from Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Portugal and Germany – all fleeing misery and war.

Ms. Sangare spoke to the audience mostly in French, mentioning dire conditions in Africa — misery, famine, war — but her music struck back.

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.

But those who read Malthus at the turn of the 19th century and concluded that industrialisation would result in political upheaval, misery, and war turned out to be right.

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.