Sentence examples for observations war from inspiring English sources

To raise money, Madge and Harrisson wrote a book about this and other wartime observations, "War Begins at Home".

Mas observation War-war, not jaw-jaw Wind of change Europe or Russia?

Spare, eloquent and observant, the veterans' reminiscences and observations about war are included, through their taped voices, in the production.

But William has some way to go before he can match his father's observations on war.

Smith goes beyond the now commonplace observations that wars are increasingly waged by "nonstate actors" and with unprecedented media coverage.

The art was preoccupied with religious observation and war — fighting that was often governed by the performance of "counting coup".

David Gergen's Op-Ed article ("A Nation in Search of Its Mission," June 17) and the letters that followed ("The Many Ways to Serve America," June 20) validate the observation that "war is the health of the state".

Along the way there are many details common to other Taylor works, but as it sweeps through changing imagery of one man's life and observation, of war, pain and community, and as it finally moves into a portrait of blessed death, it reveals itself to be like no other work in the Taylor repertory.

The involvement of MSC-like progenitors in this process is supported by observations in war-traumatized patients, whose muscle are found to contain cells capable of producing fibroblastic colonies and to give rise to osteoblasts, adipocytes and/or chondrocytes [ 37- 39].

The updated figure of 112,000 civilian deaths in Iraq (according to the Iraq Body Count, a respected non-government organisation) defies the observation that wars have become safer for non-combatants.

The group offers brutally honest observations from the war between the sexes and of street life.