Sentence examples for pains of war from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Keeping the army small kept the losses and pain of war confined to that small segment of the population that volunteered for the military.

By the end, he has been "an animal blistered and sweating in the heat and pain of war", but he has come through, unscathed, and somehow made whole.

Some Republicans say they are concerned that the White House strategy leaves the president open to accusations from Democrats that he is isolated from the real pain of war.

I did sense my traveling companions were looking to this country for leadership, and so disappointed that it had devolved into the pain of war, and machismo.

The Lutherans had to face it earlier when the Diet of Augsburg in 1530 gave them a year in which to submit on pain of war.

When we see the emotions and sensitivities surrounding 9/11 victims, we should respect the wishes of the people generous enough to share their grief as a reminder of the pain of war.