Sentence examples for striking war from inspiring English sources

A striking war memorial in Italy is Mirko Basaldella's gate for the monument to the Roman hostages killed in the Ardeatine Caves (1951).

The city has a striking war attraction worth a visit: a 360-degree panorama painted on the inside wall of a circular building, depicting the 1854-55 Britisiegeege of the city.

As violence explodes in Gaza, Ari Folman's striking war documentary is a must-see for hawks and doves alike.

One is "Dawn of Glory," a striking World War I memorial at Jamaica Avenue and Cleveland Street in Highland Park in Brooklyn.

Some 20 years after the end of communism, Latvia todayauctioned off one of its most striking cold war artefacts – a Soviet early warning station formerly known as Skrunda-1.

Similarly, America's sympathy for Cuban refugees stems at least in part from American shame over the failure of the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961.But the most striking cold-war responsibility story is that of the Hmong.

Why not make a serious, artistic musical out of Dürrenmatt's The Visit, a striking post-war indictment of greed and materialism?

Turns out, it's a picture of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1983, though whether the film actually delves into foreign policy from that era or is just a striking Cold War-era photo is an open question.

It is striking how that war is still being fought, more than a half-century later, not with blood and bombs but with information.

Turn right to continue north along King William Street to North Terrace, with the striking equestrian Boer War memorial on the opposite corner, commemorating the contingent of 1,531 South Australians who fought in South Africa.

B3 Preparing for War STRIKING KABUL -- Leaders of the Northern Alliance, foes of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, suggested that an offensive against the Taliban could come as a powerful strike toward Kabul coordinated with American air strikes.