Sentence examples for spoke of war from inspiring English sources
And even as the President spoke of war his remarks reflected an awareness of the snares that word carries.
Other Americans spoke of "war," as in, "They want to take me to war with them," or their "suicide voice" asking, "Why don't you end your life?" In Chennai, the commanding voices often instructed people to do domestic chores — to cook, clean, eat, bathe, to "go to the kitchen, prepare food".
Stocking and Freas spoke of war, peace and Alexander the Great.
In the early 1800s, Carl von Clausewitz, while acknowledging that war's results should never be regarded as final, still spoke of war performing a political purpose.
When he spoke of war-fighting — his soldiers against the other side's — he used the first person: he said "we" regrouped in Congo, "we" recruited in the camps, "we" got arms from Mobutu.
Students Speak of War Another courtyard, another day.
How do you speak of war without tears?
And yet the Greeks themselves — not least Thucydides — did speak of war in these other ways.
** And yet the Greeks themselves — not least Thucydides — did speak of war in these other ways.
"My dear, it's all entertainment," De Palma told Brooke Gladstone, of NPR's "On the Media," speaking of war coverage and movies.
