It wastes our brave soldiers' strength and prowess on a dishonest, misguided and disastrous invasion.
David Brooks writes, "This is a culture that knows how to honor the casualties and the dead, but not the strength and prowess of its warriors".
This is a culture that knows how to honor the casualties and the dead, but not the strength and prowess of its warriors".
It is true, as you say, that in modern times the U.S., like all the democracies, has lost some of its readiness to celebrate the strength and prowess of its warriors.
I agree with celebrating the strength and prowess of our warriors, but it's hard to celebrate when the fruits of their efforts are constantly being avoidably squandered because we do not have the forces to preserve these efforts.
Her physical strength and prowess with a musket inspire the admiration of her fellows; when she shins up a tree to offer her jacket to a cheering girl whose chemise has torn open on a branch, she earns the soubriquet Gallant Ash, a nickname she affects to disdain.
Subjects are identified as dancers, professional models and a track athlete, suggesting that the artist wants to capture female strength and prowess; but her blurry, cropped compositions of torsos in repose tend to produce feelings more of inertia than dynamism (Johnson).
In battle, Marko used not only his strength and prowess but cunning and trickery.
The Lakota believed that the mythical or spiritual elk, not the physical one, was the teacher of men and the embodiment of strength, sexual prowess and courage.
Additionally, as meat is typically energetically costly and risky to acquire for chimpanzees, sharing with others may advertise an individual's strength and prowess [11]; simply possessing a desirable item may draw positive attention to an individual, enhancing the latter's social status [12], [13].
