Sentence examples for power of warfare from inspiring English sources

In the story of Giovanni Medici, head of the papal army, who died in 1526 of cannon wounds on the banks of the Po, Mr Olmi finds a portent for the destructive power of warfare today.

The devastating power of atomic warfare opened up an era where humanity's very survival was suddenly at stake.

In this sense, the power of cultural warfare, as well as the Culture Wars themselves, has to be understood and considered within a larger environment of realignment and restructuring within the American mass media.

WikiLeaks raises some of the most poignant questions of our time about the power of cyber warfare, the role of hackers, and the future of the Internet.

What is clear is that it reflects the ongoing historical amnesia in the US about the violence it has wrought that is at the root of the continued ideological and political power of the "warfare system".

Modernism was also often focused on the future of humanity, the struggle to understand the self and the unconscious when set against the cold hard power of technology, industrial warfare, the breakdown of emotional and narrative certainty … The truth is that it's such a fractured and diverse form that it's hard to give any one useful definition.

The two partners are pursued by the Nazis who seek to use the power of Atlantis for warfare, and serve as the adventure's antagonists.

The shots fired by the Bosnian Serb on 28 June 1914 sucked Europe's great powers into four years of warfare.

A second wave of air attacks tonight against the strategic heart of the capital had all the eeriness and sudden, devastating power of modern high-technology warfare.

The killing of chiefs under a flag of truce was considered a grave insult by the Cherokee, and this event revived the dwindling power of the Chickamaugas for warfare.

The Pentagon was also pioneering a new form of air power, drone warfare, in which "we" wouldn't be within thousands of miles of the battlefield, and the battlefield would no longer necessarily be in a country with which we were at war.