Sentence examples for remember that war from inspiring English sources
But it is good to remember that war can vex the spirit in subtle and unexpected ways.
"Just like the Germans had come, this enemy had arrived," said Arkady Rokhlin, an engineer, who was 58 at the time and so old enough to remember that war.
We have to remember that war is a terrible thing.
I hope he wins because we need to remember that war is an evil that goes beyond dead bodies and wounded soldiers, it's an evil that affects a society at every level, and infects it, too.
Remember that war is the same as sports in most aspects.
A starting point, the commission said, is to remember that wars are not best fought by direct means alone, but require diplomacy and other means to address the threat.
Clinton supporters vehemently opposed to the NRA, yet bizarrely immune to the consequences of Iraq, must remember that wars are fought with guns.
Yet even as we move towards victory in the climate wars, we must remember that victory in war leaves behind casualties and losses.
For those who criticise the Iraq war, remember that regime change was law in the United States, passed overwhelmingly by Congress as the Iraq Liberation Act, and signed into effect by President Bill Clinton in 1998.
You'll remember that scene in Star Wars when bun-headed Princess Leia appears in holographic form to tell Obi-Wan Kenobi that he's her only hope.
