Sentence examples for presenting war from inspiring English sources
It's a scene that is "The Leftovers" in a nutshell, erasing the line between personal and global annihilation, presenting war as a kind of cosmic nervous breakdown.
If a war were to begin, there would be little or no opportunity at the onset to advertise on most broadcast and cable networks, which under standard procedure would limit or eliminate commercials if they are presenting war coverage.
"War/Photography: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath," which opens at the Brooklyn Museum on November 8th, approaches the subject from a broad historical and cultural context, presenting war not just as a battlefield or a strike zone but as a process — sometimes a frighteningly open-ended one.
Homer's Iliad is remarkable, the essayists agree, for presenting warring sides with equal compassion.
The mainstream press is geared to present war as some sort of noble endeavour.
"He was too close to the present war," MacQueen thinks.
They start talking about the present war situation.
In the hospital, Remsburg may have shown Obama what a present war, his own war, meant.
World War II and the present war in Iraq serve as chronological bookends.
When France entered into the present war, Ernst was thrown into a French concentration camp.
