Sentence examples for perpetual warfare from inspiring English sources
After all, nonviolent doctrines have been submerged, ignored or forgotten across decades of ethnic assertion and perpetual warfare, even by many heirs of the nonviolent movement themselves.
It enables our state of perpetual warfare, and ensures that as little as we care and understand today, we'll care and understand even less tomorrow.
When Hartstein complains to the management, he is recruited into the Agency, which is engaged in perpetual warfare against something called the Temporary Underground.
Or think of the perpetual warfare that is the background to everything in "1984," and compare this with our limitless "war of terror".
The West Indies Cricket Board and West Indies Players Associationn have been in a state of perpetual warfare, leaving the islands' best players with no compunction about becoming T20 mercenaries rather than playing for their national team.
Vladimir ruled Chernigov from 1078 to 1094, restoring order among his cousins in Volhynia (1084 86) and assuming a leading role among princes of Rus at the conferences held to avert perpetual warfare among themselves (1097 and 1100).
Douglas E. Lute, the White House's chief adviser on Afghanistan and Pakistan, and the American ambassador in Kabul, Karl Eikenberry, engaged in perpetual bureaucratic warfare with Holbrooke and the Pentagon.
Partly by choice and partly by circumstance, Mr. Clinton lived in a state of perpetual political warfare -- a legacy that Mr. Gore tried to reject during both the campaign and the recount.
The Cheneys' Panglossian belief in a uniquely angelic American DNA begets their alarming zeal for perpetual, global warfare or other interventions in a messianic quest to diminish the world's misery index under the banner of freedom.
The future being planned by so-called rationalists includes robot armies, cyber warfare, genetically modified crops, and remaining on a perpetual war footing, going back to Pearl Harbor in 1941?
Kathy Kelly, their spokeswoman, said: "We protested because... the US is, at an alarming rate, moving into robotic warfare, kind of a mission creep, that could lead us into perpetual war". Opponents of drones fear they will lower the threshold for wars to start in places such as Yemen and Somalia, where the US is not involved in any formal conflict.
