Sentence examples for presenting the war from inspiring English sources

The West and its allies decided the best resistance to Moscow would come through presenting the war as a religious struggle.

Some may say these are isolated incidents of religious intolerance, but evidence is mounting that a virulent evangelical Christianity is spreading through the American armed forces, breaking the constitutional barrier between church and state and worse, like our jihadist enemies, presenting the "war on terror" as a clash of civilisations between the Christian west and the global Muslim community.

Langguth, more simply, presents the war as an American success story.

Two days later, the Londoners regrouped to present the "War Requiem," now with Gianandrea Noseda on the podium.

It presents the war in a single province from every angle, including peasants, Viet Cong, NVA, South Vietnamese government and military, and American military and aid workers.

But the relatively new monarch (he came to power in January after the death of his brother, Abdullah) needs to be able to present the war as a success.

From the very beginning, President Assad and his people have presented the war as a foreign conspiracy intended to destroy secular, multi-cultural Syria.

In its earliest incarnation, IS presented the war zone as a land of jihad where one could either live in luxury or die a martyr's honourable death.

China's retaliation against the Japanese is ripe for exploration, or you could even take the bold step to present the war through Axis eyes.

Bush has presented the wars on terrorism and Saddam as matters of U.S. security.

"I think it's wonderful to be able to see how the RSC presented The Wars of the Roses in the early 1960s and to recognise that the vision of Peter Hall and John Barton is still as urgent and resonant today," Mr Wyver said.