Sentence examples for they were war from inspiring English sources

They were war stories: they made us feel special.

Except Hunt didn't know they were innocent people, he was told they were war criminals.

They were war films, sure, but they were also a straightforward documentary ("Restrepo") and an action thriller ("The Hurt Locker").

What propelled them to political success was the moral symmetry of their valor: they were war heroes, and they were antiwar heroes.

"Indeed they were war criminals," he said, "but the Japanese people do not believe that the Greater East Asian War was the wrong war.

I remember Alf's corpulent wrestler's shape, and the metal-top bar, behind which were wrapped the fried feasts in, yes, newspaper: they were war days, no grease-proof sheets.

The middle three in a family of seven, they were war-babies, Alfie born "the night Hitler bombed Lamb's Conduit Street".

But at the time, their efforts were beset even in the West with protests, ridicule and accusations that they were war-mongering oafs, dangerously oblivious to the nuances of diplomacy and détente.

They are war, continual war, and "war is god".

"I don't support soldiers — I think they're war criminals.

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