Sentence examples for promoted war from inspiring English sources

As a promoted war hero nearing the end of his career, Stewart cuts a trim, staunch, but older figure.

Shirley Temple promoted war bonds and Audrey Hepburn travelled to Africa in order to elicit donations for Unicef.

When the war ended in 1945 the charge-sheet against Shoriki looked strong: he had been a director of the quasi-fascist Imperial Rule Assistance Association, set up in 1940, which promoted war.

By 1970, as the Vietnam War ate away at the nation's soul and resources, Richard Nixon came to think that a Presidentially promoted War on Cancer could be much more popular and more likely to end in unambiguous victory.

At worst, it promoted war over mediation as the process of choice for resolving the conflict.

A further four films followed in 1943, one of which promoted war propaganda while the other two displayed the popular medium of cine-variety.

In neither case is America promoting war.

He bitterly blamed "left-wing propaganda" for promoting war guilt in Japanese schools.

Russia and China endorsed the referendum process and accused participants in the Tunis conference of promoting war.

You've said 'yea' and 'nay.' You say the pledge promotes war, but this is not Vietnam — this is America".

Lieutenant Dalton was sent by the Army to promote war bond sales in her final months of military service.