Sentence examples for obvious war from inspiring English sources

The first two are obvious: War and Peace and Middlemarch.

The Prime Minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, accused Russia of acting as a "terrorist organisation" in Syria and called its alleged bombing of four hospitals and two schools "an obvious war crime".

Turkey's foreign ministry on Monday said the strikes amounted to Russia carrying out an "obvious war crime" and warned that bigger and more serious consequences would be inevitable if Russia did not immediately end such attacks.

The link between peace and development seems obvious – war and the arms trade divert money from schools, hospitals and more, and can destroy years of development in a single blast.

With the obvious war on women the Republicans are waging in the guise of a war on religion, the president has the perfect audience to enunciate his theme of equality for all, regardless of gender, and for his insistence that women be allowed the same freedoms that men have had for centuries.

It was an admission of the obvious: war, American-style, had lost its hold on young minds.

He fights no obvious wars, nor wins any grand intellectual battles, except that with poetry.

To choose the most obvious: Wars rage in every corner of the earth.

So in a modern refashioning of the obvious — that war is harmful to civilian populations — the United States military has begun basing doctrine on the premise that dead civilians are harmful to the conduct of war.

President Fox and Javier Sicilia are pointing out the obvious: the war on drugs has failed.

Only to have his colleagues, realizing that it's actually Americans who would pay, walk that obvious trade war scenario back to the "concept" stage.