Sentence examples for reflected in war from inspiring English sources

Official British thinking is reflected in War Cabinet papers and other documents kept in the Public Record Office at Kew.

REFLECTED IN WAR DECISION As President Obama began mulling his next big decision on troop levels in Afghanistan last January, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. quietly flew to Kabul to meet with President Hamid Karzai and tour the battlefield with the top American commander, Gen. David H. Petraeus.

However, the inching toward greater inclusivity in games and in the military is not at all reflected in war-themed games.

Valletta's crucial role during the second world war is reflected in the dungeons known as the Lascaris War Rooms, which served as the nerve centre for the Royal Navy's Mediterranean fleet.

The importance of war is also reflected in Hnefatafl because it is a war strategy game, which can indicate an important reason why the gaming boards have been found with males of all ages.

Unlike the admirably direct McCain, Kerry is a man of many complications; the difference is reflected in their very different war histories.

The truth, according to Gallup's surveys, is close to the opposite.Religion seems to have undergone a surge of interest after the second world war, reflected in an increase in Bible reading, church giving and church building.

The toll of the war — reflected in mounting civilian casualties — left the Americans seeking cooperation and support from an Afghan population that grew steadily more exhausted, resentful, fearful and alienated.

But it was also a period of creative excitement: of, as Philip Larkin famously noted, the Beatles' first LP; of Joan Littlewood's Oh! What A Lovely War, which saw the 1914-18 confromtherom the perspective of the common soldier; of a new view of the cold war reflected in Le Carré's The Spy Who Came in from the Cold.

Chancellor sees the moral ambiguity of the Cold War reflected in the novel.

That book, "Life Goes On," offered a dark picture of German political life between the wars, reflected in the troubles encountered by Max, a Jewish store owner modeled on Dr. Keilson's father, a textile merchant.