Sentence examples for responses to war from inspiring English sources

Yet classical music's responses to war regularly count among concert halls' best-loved offerings, so strong and so universal is their message.

Although the show includes conceptual responses to war by such art world luminaries as Steve McQueen and Jeremy Deller, it is "Tony Blair's crazed selfie", as a headline put it, that has grabbed media attention.

Richard Knights, Liverpool Soldier poets An essential sequel to Carol Ann Duffy's selection of poetry articulating our detached responses to war ("Exit wounds", 25 July) is the work of today's soldier poets.

IF one of Hollywood's responses to war was a new openness to realism -- understood both as a technical possibility and as an ethical imperative -- another was a renewed commitment to the difficult task of escaping reality.

Sandakan Threnody obviously fits Mills's themes of artistic responses to war, and however modestly he puts it in terms of his "skills", it's a bold statement to make your (almost) last word as the world's most famous arts festival's director your own composition.

She produces the continuing "A Sweeter Music" project showcasing composers' responses to war and runs a monthly music program at the Berkeley Art Museum where art lovers can experience performances by musicians like Ken Ueno, the throat singer, while wandering the galleries and sipping wine.

Before 1940, Wright observes, "Americans mobilized in response to war rather than in expectation of war".

In Westminster history, coalition has always been about demonstrating unity in crisis, leading by example in a response to war or national disaster.

With Brazilian partners Fora do Eixo, Emergencia considered the immediate cultural responses and actions in response to war, revolution and conflict and the rise of new social, political, economic and cultural contexts in an age of digital connectivity.

Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam bombing policy dominated the conversation, and the government's ironfisted response to war protesters rankled the dinner guests, since the Hollywood Ten were all familiar with oppression.

In Allied countries, response to war by designers and manufacturers was partly determined by officially mandated conservation measures, but new styles also reflected the military spirit of the moment.