Sentence examples for pain of war from inspiring English sources
This time, the German civilians were finally feeling the pain of war on their own skins.
War and the pain of war does not distinguish between nations".
Photographs show the pain of war, childbirth, death — the wages of primal sin.
My own belief is that the pain of war should be much more widely shared.
Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is one organization staying vigilant on the debate and what it means for those who carry the pain of war.
The pains of war have been visited on thousands of Iraqis, but even here Samar's story stands apart.
Political scientists point to congressional desire to avoid responsibility for the ruins and pains of war; note the current Congress's efforts to avoid voting on military action against the Islamic State until the midterm elections have safely passed.
We endured the pain of civil war, and bitter divisions of region and race.
The massive physique was accompanied by a booming and not infrequently bullying bonhomie, underneath which lay the permanent pain of terrible war wounds.
Ahmad said that young people who are Muslim or Arab feel the pain of the war more deeply, and Nancy Muhtaseb, 14, agreed.
