Sentence examples for that cold war from inspiring English sources

It's sometimes said that cold war anxieties, atomic bomb anxieties, killed humour, though I don't really buy it.

The president of the European Commission, Jos?anuel Barroso, warned that "cold war rhetoric" over the issue was "stupid".

(It is difficult to recall now that Cold War liberals like Adlai Stevenson were routinely condemned as traitors to their country, but they were).

That is particularly true in France, where even Justice Minister Elisabeth Guigou contended in February that cold war spy systems had been converted to "economic espionage".

A. Forensic scientists say that cold war radiation makes it easier to make a close estimate of the birth date of someone living since the middle of the last century.

They point out that Willett, Maust and Russell all attended a Catholic university (Loyola Marymount in LA) and argue that Cold War Kids' sensibilities are deeply Christian - rarely a turn-on in alternative rock.

But word of the approach to Mr. Firestone, and his expulsion, suggested that cold war-style espionage and counterespionage activities inside Russia may have stepped up in recent months.

But officials of both nations tacitly acknowledge that cold-war espionage efforts have yet to cease, and are unlikely to soon.

More persuasively, he observes that cold-war-trained artists schooled in a figurative tradition have brought their practices to the west.

The pardon of Mehmet Ali Agca, would-be assassin of Pope John Paul II, is a reminder that cold-war mysteries may still lie buried in the archives of the former Soviet Union and the East bloc.

But Mr. Morin emphasized that the cold war was long over, and that Russia is a changed nation.