Sentence examples similar to proclaiming war from inspiring English sources

The proclaimed war hero is a coward.

But banner headlines in many publications proclaimed war.

The 1912 Basel Conference declared the proletariat "the herald of world peace" and proclaimed "war on war".

But for me, those macabre Russian roulette sequences stunningly proclaim war to be dehumanising and arbitrary.

In addition, in Lebanon, Israel proclaimed war goals that it couldn't achieve — such as retrieving its two kidnapped soldiers and disarming Hezbollah.

A22 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Return of X-Rated STheesextirshopmmunity Outrage The sex shop business is growing in Greenwich Village almost a decade after Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani proclaimed war on the industry, which has found ways to dodge nearly every regulation imposed on it.

If we may turn for a moment from the current season marking the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus to that commemorating his birth, when was the last time you saw a Christmas card that proclaims: "War on Earth"?

There is danger in the rhetoric that proclaims wars as just or necessary, the human sacrifice as made in a noble cause, without any honest argument to show that it is so.

The German practice of proclaiming as war zones large areas of the high seas and waging unrestricted submarine war on belligerent and neutral commercial shipping left the British no alternative to the practice of consolidating merchant vessels into large, protected groups, or convoys.

From early last week, Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, focused on proclaiming a "war on trafficking".

Proclaiming a war has ended doesn't mean that it really has.