Sentence examples for staged war from inspiring English sources

Saigonese could sit in air-conditioning and watch expensively staged war scenes.

That there have been so few staged war photographs since the Vietnam War probably should not be attributed to higher standards of journalistic probity.

Indeed, Fuller claimed that he depicted violence only in order to inspire revulsion, that he staged war in order to reveal its "insanity".

But so far, both sides have stressed that theirs is strictly a staged war of words, albeit an increasingly touchy one.

Revolutionary Guard ground forces have staged war games in eastern Iran in an apparent display of resolve against US forces across the border in Afghanistan.

It makes up for the laughably amateurish staged war scenes.

Part childhood fantasy play, part homage, his tiny staged wars can provoke a passerby and provide a window to a world where soldiers hide behind giant soda cans and troops get stuck in chewing gum.

True, the United States and other nations also stage war games and manoeuvres in the South China Sea.

Agents in "cells" in both countries will stage war games to test the resilience of computer networks.

Fairey closely identified with this battle of self-awareness: one man's struggle with a reality check that has these alien beings staging war against the up-rising and rebellious armies from the gutters and streets.

That was an easy task: Ah Jiao's specialty is staging wars.