Sentence examples for thesis of war from inspiring English sources
This is the thesis of "War Made New," Max Boot's unusual, and magisterial, survey of technology and war.
I have such strong memories of meeting my research assistants and looking at these piles of photographs and seeing that we'd have 50 that proved the beauty thesis, 50 pictures of "War as Fashion Shoot," 50 that were "War as Movie Outtake," 50 that were "War as Pietà." I could see that this wasn't just my hallucination, the evidence was there.
He supported the thesis of Germany's war guilt implicit in the Versailles Treaty; and when he served again as prime minister and minister for foreign affairs (1922 24), he refused a delay in German reparation payments and in January 1923 ordered French troops into the Ruhr in reaction to the default.
Galula's thesis is that one aim of war is to support the local population rather than control the territory.
Joey made the issue a centerpiece of his senior thesis, which explored the effects of war on the American family.
This mentality is clearly illustrated in the following Israeli saying: In his thesis of the Yom Kippur War, USMC Major Michael C. Jordan explains that this quote and the prevailing opinion it represented pre-October 1973:...also reflects the contempt Israelis held for the military abilities of Arab neighbors Egypt and Syria.
Yesterday, General Sir Michael Rose gave voice to the thesis of his book Washington's War: From Independence to Iraq.
Francis Fukuyama is well known for the thesis of his seminal post-Cold War book, "The End of History and the Last Man," which extolled the triumph of liberal democracy after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc.
There were more fog-of-war rumors.
But the creative tug-of-war continues.
