Sentence examples for opponent of war from inspiring English sources

A year later, Walzer finds himself an ambivalent opponent of war in Iraq.

The pontiff, a staunch opponent of war in Iraq, said that everyone must "assume their responsibilities and make common efforts to spare humanity another dramatic conflict".

But none so far are as well populated as those for Dr. Dean, a physician who is an outspoken opponent of war with Iraq.

As an internationalist opponent of war, and a German-speaking Swiss citizen whose renown was sealed by the Englishman Eddington's confirmation of relativity, Einstein mitigated postwar hostility toward German scholars.

Having gone from Nazi sympathiser to Marxist for a period during and after the War, he became a vehement opponent of war and, latterly, an outspoken critic of Britain's involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Since Dr. Dolittle was originally created to entertain Lofting's children in letters he sent from the front during World War I, it is not surprising that he was a firm opponent of war, violence, and cruelty.

It was in reality unravelling fast, and few opponents of war treated the problem seriously.

The polls and anti-war demonstrations have shown that women across Britain have been the strongest opponents of war.

We were saying this is urgent; we have to act; the opponents of war thought it wasn't.

Blair accuses opponents of war of "appeasement" - in spite of the fact that, in many cases, their active opposition to Saddam's dictatorship well predates his.

Anti-globalization protesters jostled with opponents of war, and those fighting India's caste system performed street plays alongside groups opposing religious and sex discrimination.