Sentence examples for scope of war from inspiring English sources

Some say the coverage was limited by the scope of war and the very nature of the medium itself, and the mismatch between images and words.

Just as the first atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 forever changed the reality and scope of war, so too might autonomous robot soldiers shift our understanding of what it means to fight and to wage war.

"The Great War" refers to the scope of the war, not its merit, and thus does not qualify as a glamorization.

Even though the war on Iraq has not escalated to the scope of the war in Vietnam, one might make connections about the experiences of soldiers during wartime.

Instead of trying to educate the public concerning the importance of the war, the government had consistently attempted to hide the true scope of the war effort.

"But considering the scope of the war, it's not much.

There is an overwhelming response to help your students understand a bit more of the scope of this war.

Perhaps the narrow scope of the "war on terror" has not been able to answer this question sufficiently.

Civil War surgeons were quickly overwhelmed by the gaping wounds, mangled bodies and mutilated limbs they were asked to repair as the scope of the war broadened and casualties mounted.

What is the public going to make of this haphazard cache of documents, many written during combat by officers with little sense of how their observations fit into the fuller scope of the war?

While Lincoln disagreed, believing that a large army would be central to subjugating the South and rejecting Scott's overarching "Anaconda" design as insufficient, Scott did much to help him understand the scope of the war.