Sentence examples for side of warfare from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he excels in depicting the ordinary, unglamorous side of warfare — whiling away months of boring duty by pulling puerile pranks, instigating fistfights, and pasting porn pictures on the backs of official maps.

Some forager war narratives recount successful rescue attempts, pointing to another side effect of warfare for women: the task of reintegrating into one's natal group after (literally) sleeping with the enemy.

For instance, a large majority can end up on the wrong side of class warfare, as Warren E. Buffett recently warned.

Infinity Ward regrouped, though, teamed up with another developer, Sledgehammer, which was given responsibility for the online side of Modern Warfare 3, and pulled out the stops to create a game which easily meets the franchise's exacting standards – despite the fact that gamers have always considered Infinity Ward's games superior to those crafted by Treyarch.

If information warfare represents a softer side of war, then perhaps the Sony hack suggests that diplomacy is war waged by other means.

Nonetheless, both sides complied with the protocols of warfare at the time, resulting in a bloodless victory for the Parliamentary force: the besiegers demanded that the garrison surrender, the garrison refused, the attackers demanded a surrender for a second time, and this time the garrison were able to give up the castle with dignity.

Because in its version of "warfare" only one side can be hurt, its "signature" is slaughter, not war, no matter how carefully it may be used.

In a rare public rebuke of one side during warfare, the International Committee of the Red Cross today branded the Israeli Army's behavior "totally unacceptable" for attacking its vehicles and buildings.

War rugs document protest, dissent, revolt and foreign aggression, and employ the symbols of warfare on both sides, including tanks, helicopters, grenades and Kalashni­kovs woven through the tableaus.

It is a reminder of the savagery of warfare on both sides that the counter killings in the wake of Deir Yassin took the lives, six days later, of 77 Jewish doctors, nurses and patients travelling in armoured buses to the Hadassah Hospital in Mount Scopus.

One side called the catastrophe a deliberate act of warfare, an unspeakable crime that stood as testimony to the enemy's disregard for human life.