Sentence examples for perceptions of war from inspiring English sources

How did war evolve from ancient times, both in styles of warfare and perceptions of war?

Western diplomats have insisted that public perceptions of war crimes in Serbia are critical to the country's drive for international rehabilitation.

Western diplomats said public perceptions of war crimes in Serbia would be critical to the country's drive to rejoin the Western fold by demonstrating a willingness to cooperate with the court.

The ban on photography has been applied inconsistently over the years, he pointed out, suggesting to him that "the government is less concerned about the families' interests and more concerned about controlling the perceptions of war".

Thus, beyond providing first-hand accounts of the realities of the occupation, these oral histories allow for a broader analysis of the power of language in shaping perceptions of war, of The Other, and our implication in The Conflict.

He wrote for Reuters, a news agency, which means that his perceptions of war in Bosnia, Kurdistan, Chechnya and Sierra Leone were customarily fed into the news machine that produces the articles you read in the newspapers and bulletins you see on television.

Photography has absolutely changed our perception of war.

The First World War was a turning point in our perception of war.

I also disagree that photography by itself would change our perception of war.

An issue with this newfound perception of war is that context is generally lacking.

Photography has definitely changed our perception of war, but whether for better or of worse, remains an issue.