Sentence examples for stark war from inspiring English sources
Other interpreters go their own way: the stark "War Music" of Christopher Logue is more an adaptation than a translation; Stanley Lombardo's 1997 version goes for a tight-lipped, soldierly toughness — a post-Vietnam Iliad.
Other interpreters go their own way: the stark "War Music" of Christopher Logue is more an adaptation than a translation; Stanley Lombardo's 1997 version goes for a tight-lipped, soldierly toughness a post-Vietnam Iliad.
If the story runs into a wall, it will take more than a second-film Ben Kingsley cameo, or even a beardy invasion of Lannisters ("Stark Wars", anyone?) to keep me interested.
It seems to open and close: first, to look outwards at the "wide landscape" and then to turn to the unconscious desires where poetry – even the starkest war poetry – is generated.
He reminds us in a simple stark way that war is not about ideas or causes or hardware but the destruction of human beings.
In making his case for more defense spending, Mr. Rumsfeld spoke in the stark, cold war terms of strength and weakness.
Politics is also delaying the bills, with Russia's ongoing vetoes of UN resolutions against Syria feeding into the hands of American politicians inclined to see Russia in stark Cold War terms.
By striving to neutralize China's current arsenal, a missile defense system would encourage Chinese leaders to conclude that the United States and its allies still saw that nation in stark cold-war terms, leading China to stockpile even more missiles.
His evolution as an artist from his early work with traced letters and Vaughn Bode style flourishes to his early 80s masterpieces of stark Bronx/Star Wars deco is clear.
Martin has not been shy about drawing his inspiration from history, and the starting point for the story, the Stark-Lannister war, was famously inspired by the War of the Roses in the late Middle Ages in England.
During the second world war, Stark served in the RAF but remained grounded because he was colour-blind.
