Sentence examples for responded to war from inspiring English sources

Throughout history these branches of culture have responded to war, ecological calamity and crises of many sorts: why, then, should climate change prove so peculiarly resistant to their practices?

The passing of time is the governing principle, allowing Baker to show the ways in which photographers from the mid-19th century to the present have responded to war from different standpoints.

Chambersburg has also recently been the subject of study on how people have historically perceived and responded to war tragedies.

But when I began working on "Paranoia" I was most strongly drawn to the idea of a city and the ways in which it responds to war.

Thomas Mann, responding to "War With the Newts" during the downward spiral of the 1930's, told Capek that "your satirical view of the abysmal craziness in Europe has something absolutely magnificent about it, and one suffers this craziness with you in following the story's grotesque and horrible events".

That choice also brought up the question of representation, which had bobbed below the surface of "Regeneration," in the form of Sassoon's and Owen's poetry: How should artists respond to war? Barker's painters ask this of themselves and of one another throughout the first two novels of the new trilogy, and a number of answers are proposed.

If you respond to war, on military terms, it is game over - somebody will win and the party that loses will be humiliated, the best possible conditions for war to start up again in the future.

Smith analyses situations in which countries have adapted their tactics in order to respond to "war amongst the people", such as those used by Israeli forces in response to the Palestinian Intifada, in which the Israelis resorted to targeted searches when superior firepower proved ineffective.

How baseball greats like Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio responded to the war effort will be part of a talk at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.

He responded to World War I and the revolution with a series of historical-philosophical meditative poems that are among the best and most profound in the corpus of Russian civic poetry.

The governance of the APA at first responded to the War on Terror when a group of respected psychologists concerned with human rights proposed a task force to study the psychological cost to America of the Bush Administration's War on Terror.