Sentence examples for monstrous war from inspiring English sources

TANK: The Progress of a Monstrous War Machine.

On the war in Iraq: "How was it possible that we allowed this monstrous war?

It's made spookily clear in Patrick Wright's book "Tank: The Progress of a Monstrous War Machine" that my friend in France isn't the only one obsessed.

Tank (Faber £12.99, pp509) by Patrick Wright not only tells the history of 'a monstrous war machine', as Wright himself calls it, but discusses in elegant and - yes - entertaining prose the symbolism of the tracked and armoured fighting vehicle.

There are two advantages to this: the first, and most important, would be a truthful declaration that not all Turks supported the genocide, and that there were men – soldiers, gendarmes and, in at least one case, a Turkish provincial governor – who redeemed their country's honour by refusing to participate in this monstrous war crime of 1915.

(Ron Paul, at least, thinks the government should leave gay people alone and opposes the monstrous "war on drugs," a major reason the U.S. leads the world in incarceration, and a big drag on our economy).

You're supporting Ron Paul because you want to end the monstrous wars.

Just as it took the monstrous Thirty Years' War (1618 48) for Europeans to finally put religious warfare behind them, so it may take more bloodshed in the Middle East before civil, moderate forces can emerge triumphant.

On a startling, even monstrous scale, American war, like much else in American life, has headed to the dark side.

I asked myself if the men who had treated a Lebanese-American journalist so well could themselves be party to monstrous (alleged) sectarian war crimes.

The gigantic lizard allowed them the therapy of reimagining the war's monstrous nuclear destruction without the shame of military defeat – and then to confront the whole world with it.