Sentence examples for students of war from inspiring English sources

Nor does Hanson write about themes fashionable even among students of war.

For students of war, there's lots to learn about why the occupation of Iraq went badly and then better, and why America's designs to remake Afghanistan were never realistic.

Military strategy is often talked about in terms of weaponry, but there is one weapon that has been overlooked by most students of war--the humble railroad.

When the officer is an accomplished student of war, leads boldly, and also savors gambling his own life, he acquires a mystique.

Students Speak of War Another courtyard, another day.

That said, "The Longest Night" will surely be an important reference for students of the war.

It attracted so much attention from students of the war that it was reof Kentucky Press.

It attracted so much attention from students of the war that it was republished a year later by Simon & Schuster Inc.

Students of cold war espionage, like James Bamford, William E. Burrows, Curtis Peebles and Jeffrey T. Richelson, all of whom Taubman acknowledges, have been chipping away at the wall of government secrecy for decades.

Students of Cold War history looking at McCarthyism must in future be told that the Verona papers, which documented communications between the Soviet Union and its spies, "confirmed suspicions of Communist infiltration in US government".

As all students of the war know, he came back and soared to prominence, but his mental collapse and his recovery, unusually well documented, present a riveting example of the understanding of depressive illness in the Victorian world, and the relationship of bipolar illness to creativity and inspired leadership during difficult times, which Sherman certainly demonstrated later in the war.