Sentence examples for referred to war from inspiring English sources

Lincoln referred to war profiteers making money by cheating the Union Army.

Later, Dolezal may have synthesized the two events in a Facebook post, which referred to, "War Pigs, the group that has been sending death threats to [her] and possibly involved in home invasion and other security breaches at [her] residence," according to Inlander, the local alt-weekly.

In this blind clinical diagnosis study, one hundred and twenty veterans referred to War Related PTSD Diagnosis Committee in Iran in 2011 were enrolled.

In this blind clinical diagnosis study, the participants were 120 veterans referred to War Related PTSD Diagnosis Committee in Baqiyatallah and Sadr hospitals, in Tehran, Iran in 2011.

The F.B.I. also said he wrote a blog, FromFarAway90, where posts in Arabic refer to war and distress in Palestine, infidels in the Islamic world and martyrdom.

"We are not interested in having a large, long-term presence of any kind or managing P.O.W.'s," said the American official, referring to war prisoners.

An apt description of this book comes from one of its many blurbers, Jonathan Lethem, who refers to War Is Beautiful as a "device of inquiry".

It's not only Hollywood that needs a new take on Native Americans but also the military's tendency to use Native American terms such as Tomahawk and Apache to refer to war machines and weapons.

The "unfortunately" referred to endless war, not to life.

Van Gogh often referred to the war in his writings.

Officials said the notification referred to the War Powers Act.