Sentence examples for struggle a war from inspiring English sources

And if existence was a struggle, a war, then it made no sense to show mercy to the enemy.

But Mr. Bobbitt also says that accurate perceptions lay behind the very impulse to call this struggle a "war on terror".

A struggle, a war, is being played out, between forces of good and forces of evil, although how humans behave with one another appears to have little impact on that otherworldly battle.

The long Cambodian struggle is a war of mines: big and little, plastic and metal, Soviet and Chinese.

Now, the struggle is a war of attrition, with drunken driving claiming about 17,000 deaths a year and inflicting tens of thousands of disabling injuries.

It may be correct to view the ANC's struggle as a war, and excuse Moloise's acts as we would those of a soldier fighting for his country.

But there are a significant number of Sunnis and other insurgents who saw the United States as an invader, an "occupier" and a "crusader," and who saw their struggle as a war.

Expectations were heightened by his repeated statements anticipating arrest, and his increasingly dramatic language as the hour approached: "We are entering upon a life and death struggle, a holy war; we are performing an all-embracing sacrifice in which we wish to offer ourselves as oblation".

"We are struggling in a war with an evil regime that is trying to crush us," he said at the end of an hourlong conversation.

The US wrote off prewar French debts; everyone wrote down Berlin's a few years later, even though they had just struggled through a war started by the Germans.

But the shift in mood could change the calculus for the leadership if the struggle turns into a war of attrition, as seems the case.