Sentence examples for record of war from inspiring English sources

This record of war and its atrocities shows a collection of graphic Vietnam War images compiled over five years by the artist from magazines and newspapers.

Notable among them is her 11-minute 1965 film "Viet-Flakes," a record of war and its atrocities made up of graphic images from the Vietnam War compiled over five years from magazines and newspapers.

There had been some photographs in Crimea, but they in no way approached the record of war that Mathew Brady, Alexander Gardner, Timothy O'Sullivan, and others produced between 1861 and 1865.

It was at that time that the museum's curator of photography, Anne Wilkes Tucker, and her colleague Will Michels began to examine the photographic record of war in an effort to fill a gap in the museum's collection.

The sketchbooks Searle brought home from Changi constitute a remarkable document of survival in the face of the grossest inhumanity and are probably the best visual record of war in the Imperial War Museum; they formed the basis for a book, To the Kwai and Back: War Drawings 1939-45 (1986).

Former Governor Jeb Bush has a former president for a father - but it's his brother's presidency, with a record of war and financial collapse, that casts a more ominous shadow.

For instance, the WWII records include enlistment records, prisoner of war records, records about Japanese internment, and personnel records.[26].[26]

To those who read it, the Times may be a record of wars, famines, and Broadway openings; to those who write it, Darnton observes, it is just another reminder of who is getting ahead and who isn't.

Instead we ought to be glad that in spite of the dismal record of wars, genocides and catastrophes, history can occasionally turn out well.

He began reading wartime accounts, searching through the records of war crimes trials and systematically visiting the sites of massacres.

The Pentagon consistently rebuffed concerns that these commanders, most with long records of war crimes, might prove to be a destabilizing factor.