Sentence examples for profoundly war from inspiring English sources

The documentary's collective voices suggest the country is profoundly war weary after enduring 30 years of strife originating from inside and outside its borders.

More tenuously yet more profoundly, war is responsible for Destinat himself, lover of the innocent and hater of the guilty, and both to the edge of madness.

The "collective voices" in this "engrossing" film "suggest the country is profoundly war weary after enduring 30 years of strife originating from inside and outside its borders," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in June.

But sometimes, even the little differences have the power to shock when they are noticed — like the realization of how profoundly war has worked its way into everyday conversations, and has even changed vocabulary.

She indulges industry-think when praising the slickly cynical "American Beauty" (because it won Oscars) and giving short shrift to the profoundly frightening "War of the Worlds" (Spielberg's daring 9/11 allegory).

And his speech put miles of clear red water between him and the man who led Labour to three electoral victories, the first a historic landslide, the third won in spite of taking Britain into profoundly reviled wars.

This time the shadowy realm is the psyche of Alfred Day, a semi-shell-shocked (or perhaps just profoundly depressed) World War II veteran, former tail gunner in the R.A.F., former prisoner of war in Germany.

The war profoundly affected domestic affairs.

This firsthand experience of the "Great War" profoundly marked Krleža's work.

The two countries also differ profoundly over the war on terrorism.

Of course the experience of the first world war profoundly influenced a whole generation of soldiers and civilians.