Sentence examples for perceived war from inspiring English sources

While these "official" clerics blast both extremism and America's perceived war against Islam, they also proclaim that obedience to the ailing king is a religious duty.

Each and every one is complicit in Wilders' perceived war against the western world.

So tis the season for some Christians to get all worked up over the perceived war on Christmas.

But if the perceived war was to make sabermetrics the driving force in every baseball decision, sorry, that was never the battle.

It has gutted environmental regulations and declared victory in ending a perceived "war" that it accuses the Obama administration of waging on fossil fuels.

Barclays downgraded the entire U.S. utility sector's high-grade bonds in May not because of a perceived "war on coal", but because solar energy and emerging storage technologies offer cleaner and less risky alternatives for electric generation.

"In terms of gameplay, people often perceive war like it's an action movie," says Michal Drozdowski, design director of This War of Mine.

The Indo-China withdrawals were gratifying, but it took four years and several extensions of war to achieve them, and this is held against the Administration with great fervor by those who perceived the war as unjust and immoral as well as needlessly.

In the propaganda pioneered by Al Qaeda, terrorism is merely self-defense against a perceived American war on Islam.

Political observers in Denmark said Monday that the bombing would unsettle Danish society, which has found itself under the unwanted spotlight of a perceived culture war between Islam and the West.

Spaniards perceived the war as a national disaster, and the generation of 1898 came together to discuss what they considered to be the degeneration of Spain.